When Andrew Nicolls asked me to do a portrait shoot of him I just knew our location had to be sophisticated, elegant and suave so Piccadilly seemed the perfect venue. We started the shoot outside the Ritz and moved onto Le Caprice, Jermyn Street and finished in the Piccadilly Arcade. Andrew is gorgeous and great to photograph, and we had a fun time together.
Firstly, the photographer have the set up for teh shot right. It might be that they need to move some furniture, set up a backdrop, reposition items which might be in the way, etc.
Next the phographer must get the client to relax. Only when they are feeling confident and comfortable in their skin will it be possible to get a great executive headshot.
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