Do you want a nice woman photographer?

As someone who tends to feel a little camera shy, you’ll be all too familiar with those glossy photo profiles on social media sites – Facebook, Linkedin, and Twitter.

Yet, are you happy with your photo?

This blog post was written with you in mind, so you can see what goes into a natural portrait session in Ryde. This means you’ll understand what to expect in easy steps and have confidence in your decision to book a professional photographer.

The Facts

Most working women contact me when they want their profile image to say a little more:

I publish children’s literature – I want to look professional with a welcoming smile

I run a health food website – I want to look happy, healthy, and alive

I run offices throughout London – I need a professional look that isn’t too staged

The Myths

Movie theatres have a lot to answer for – common consensus in films finds photographers sitting in front of the computer, hot tea in hand, and still wearing out PJs after eleven.  We jump out of our seats for an hour to snap, snap, snap a glamorous model, or impossibly happy child.

I love to bust that myth – the truth is a little closer to home. Everyday people book photographers to capture expressive portraits that say something about who they are.

And that’s my mission – to show you how it’s done.

Don’t miss out

If you feel professional photography isn’t for you, you could be missing out on a valuable way to improve your social media profile. Updating your portrait is a fast, easy way to connect with fellow professionals, enhance your online reputation, and feel good about your online identity.

That’s only the start of it.

Here’s how to get a piece of that pie

Here at Amanda Herbert Photography, I spend every spare moment ensuing you have the best experience possible, to show my clients how to capture authentic portraits, naturally. Just click the links below:

1. Choose a photographer that you trust – using this step-by-step guide
2. Speak on the phone to iron out the details – how to hire a photographer
3. Be clear about what you want (& don’t want) – what you get
4. Wash & iron your clothes a week before – what to wear guides
5. Allow time for your session – how  I work
6. Set out clear timelines for delivery of products
7. Leave feedback (everyone loves a little praise)

Enjoy your fabulous photographs and on-line popularity, with a growing list of professional contacts.

And if you need a little help to kickstart your social media photo, don’t be shy to ask me to help you! 

Amanda Herbert | Isle of Wight
[email protected]

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