by John | 25, May 2022 | Blogs, Photography Tips, Psychology of photography |
As a personal brand photographer, I get to peek into a lot of peoples’ personal psyches… One thing comes up consistently…self-perception. My clients, almost without fail, dig into their image to find all of their perceived faults. I think it’s... 
by John | 2, Nov 2021 | Blogs, Psychology of photography |
So, I published a blog a while ago entitled My Embarrassing Problem. I wrote about how every time I spoke about having an up to date headshot I cringed inside because I knew I wasn’t walking the talk. Finally last week, I met with a friend of mine to lay the... 
by John | 26, May 2021 | Blogs, Psychology of photography |
If you didn’t read part one of this blog, here’s a little recap… Previously in “How to lose trust before you’ve even gained it”; I received a connection request on LinkedIn from ‘KR’, something didn’t feel quite... by John | 28, Apr 2021 | Blogs, Psychology of photography |
What you are about to read may shock or surprise you… it did both to me. A couple of weeks ago I received a connection request on LinkedIn from someone, that’s not unusual, I get them quite often. This one stood out. For two reasons. The first was it was... 
by John | 7, Apr 2021 | Blogs, Front page, Marketing Tips, Psychology of photography |
Now I know that these might not be to your taste, but please bear with me and play along… If you were in the market for a pair of Jimmy Choo Miami trainers, which would you buy? Recently I posted a poll on LinkedIn, the poll included the photo above and in the... 
by John | 3, Feb 2021 | Blogs, Psychology of photography |
I’ve got a problem. It’s a rather embarrassing problem for me too. You see I *know* the value of a good quality up-to-date headshot. Until the pandemic hit I was creating them every week. My problem is that mine is woefully out of date, and like many of my...