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Hi there, Mandy from Amanda Herbert Photography here, and I’m going to share with you how I put mood boards into client emails and why they make your life easier.
So this is something I do for every client because it’s a quick way to establish what type of photograph they want. Sometimes it’s with a bespoke style guide emailed as a pdf, sometimes a snapshot on WhatsApp, and sometimes mood boards via messengers.
And I do it really simply with my phone.
The one resource you need in your toolbox is the mood board because who time to plan your session in detail AND find outfits to wear.
It’s not always possible (unless you have a talented photographer who plans them for you).
When you become a ‘lifetime member’ with Amanda Herbert photography – I create mood boards faster than you can say, “cheese!” because I listen, really listen, to what you and your business needs.
It’s that easy:
– get in contact at [email protected]
– choose your date and time
– pick a photo from the mood board
– Read your Style Guide and Welcome Magazine
– Send over a snapshot of your outfit
– Ask for last-minute guidance
– Arrive with a smile on your face
– Finish with high fives
Let your photographer make planning your portrait session easy and quick by giving you expert advice based on your needs and wishes.
So you are ready to use your professional headshot and make new connections easy and fun.
We all could use a little guidance now and then. Give yourself the gift of a new headshot and feel proud of your professional approach to business.
Subscribe to my newsletter for more tips and tricks. Go to AmandaHerbert.com for more inspiration and we’ll see you next time.
I was standing in a puddle, waiting.
Waving breathlessly Veronica greeted me, ‘thank goodness for GPS, we’re here!’ Kicking the burnished leaves aside, Agustin glances at my pumps, forlorn in the squelching mire, a slow smile reaching his eyes, teasing me.
The session starts with a battle, the wind.
GO TO PART 1 Click Here and Part 2 Click Here
There are so many hurdles to consider when booking a professional photographer in London. Knowing how to hire a person you like, feeling confident about the portrait experience, and knowing how to get ready for your session are just some of the questions you have to negotiate.
I’m a sucker for planning, styling, and sharing all the little tidbits that other photographers like to keep secret. Key to my customer service is my pledge to look after you, personally, every step of the way.
I have a visual round-up of ideas in my 12 pages ‘what to wear guide’, an illustrated brochure showing you how to wear make-up to ensure you’re picture ready and a 20-page ‘session guide’ magazine giving you an insight into the photographer’s world and the process we’ll go through together in an illustrated collection.
Your photographs should represent the way you want to remember your family on that day – fun, bright, and full of excitement. You probably also want natural images that are contemporary and enjoyable for parents to share.
If you’re not sure if how to book a professional photographer in Ryde, this article was written with you in mind.
