Fresh business portraits with style – Rebecca Clarke emotive photographer

When Amy called about getting her business portraits done, she was really clear about what she wanted: fresh images that captured who she really is. Ah men sister!

She went on to mention that one of her favorite images of herself is one that a friend took with a point and click camera. What she loved about it was that natural feel.

While we chatted I watched how she moved, and these movements became her poses. This led to some really fabulous images (which she tells me loves).

If you have had a peek at my business portrait photography you may have noticed my signature style (professional chic with no studio background)… but sometimes a gal just needs a no nonsense, regular, studio style portrait. If your business is formal and requires this kind of formal portrait, that doesn’t mean the experience has to be ordinary.

During my session with the ladies at RBC Royal Bank, we lost a cherished lipstick, laughed, made some great images, and found a cherished lipstick. That is the great thing about a mobile studio setup: it was fun and relaxed because the session happened right at the branch. Once we had what we needed, the ladies could get right back to their day.

Vanilla can be great! After all, I love vanilla… mmmm ice cream!

It was such a pleasure meeting Kelcy last week at her business portrait session! We hit it off right a way and we are going for coffee this Friday to chat about business and life. I really love connecting with other modern women, and it is the biggest reason I specialize in creating portraits of women at work, at play, and with their families!

These are my favorite headshots from our session:

Cathy Cornelius of Coral Business Communications was awesome at her business portrait session last week!  One of my favorites from the day had her looking cool and confident!

Makeup services provided by Danielle Mercer.

The key to this session was to capture a little bit of personality while still having a professional executive portrait feel.

Thanks Merlin for a great session!

Jac holds the ocean close to her heart and after rescheduling her waterfront business portrait session twice due to weather, we decided to do them at the Keiths Brewery Market. We ended up with some really great professional chic headshots that still had a Maritime feel.

Donna Harding asked me recently to help her with the rebranding of her realestate company. Her image is part of her brand. Her photos were a few years old, and her clients didn’t always connect her with her marketing materials. After a brief chat we decided that she should look confident but aprachable. Here are a couple pf my favorite images from her session:

Last week I had the pleasure of photographing Debi Hartlen MacDonald of New Life Business Solutions and Mary Jane Copps of The Phone Lady. They have a great working relationship and friendship, and they were tuns of fun to work with! They are going to start offering some of their services in a joint inititive and they needed photos for their new website.

In choosing a white background, we are able to cut out Debi and Mary Jane in photoshop more easily. This allows us to use the background of the website as the background of their photo.

Here’s one of my favorites from their session: