I’ve been working with the gang at Lincoln Peak Capital for a few years and I wanted to share some of the work I’ve done for them!
Read MoreHeadshot Photography
Christ • Headshots
Christ John Otto makes his triumphant return to the Sid Ceaser Photography studios for a head shot session prior to his big relocation to the United Kingdom
Read MoreNathan • Headshot
Between 2007 and 2009 I worked a few days a week at our local mom ‘n’ pop camera store. It had been in business for 60 years and three generations of family worked there. Nathan also worked there although he was the only non-family employee that worked there besides me. The tough economy helped in the closing of the camera shop on the last day of 2009. I hadn’t seen Nathan since.
Then, unexpectedly, he recommended a friend to me that needed head shots, and a few weeks later he set up a head shot appointment himself for new images for Linked In. It was great catching up with Nate, who I hadn’t seen in a decade.
I still remember standing behind the camera store computer browsing through gear reviews and stuff.
Sara • Headshot
Sara needed an updated head shot for her job and new haircut, and what kind of photographer would I be if I didn’t create a head shot of my own wife!!
He she is looking fan-freaking-tastic.
Black & white is so elegant. It’s crisp and classy.
Let me make images of you that look this excellent!
Amy • Headshot
Amy found me via Thumbtack and needed an updated head shot for her place of work. She really liked the color version of this.
here is the same shot in black & white:
Amy was really great to work with and I’m crossing my fingers we’ll get to work together again.
Corporate/Company Head Shot Photography
Some examples of a recent head shot session for a tech company based out of Boston MA
More after the cut.
Read MoreRecent Corporate Head Shots
I’ve been photographing head shots for a local bank in the Nashua area. The HR manager, located in another state, contacted me directly because she likes my clean, modern feel for head shots. I love shooting on a white and making elegant, contrasty head shots - It eliminates visual clutter. A nicely cropped head & shoulders head shot gets you up close and personal.
Are YOU interested in a clean, crisp, compelling head shot? Let me help you look elegant.
Moe • Headshots
For as long as I’ve known Maureen, she’s told me to call her Moe. I love that. I love her nickname.
Moe took my workshop a long, long time ago. Sometime back in 2009 or 2008.
All these years have passed, and when Moe decided it was time to take a step forward professionally, she told me I was the only photographer she wanted to call. Comments like that make me feel all warm and appreciated inside.
So Moe came by the studio a little while ago, and we caught up and we had a ton of laughs, and then we got down to business.
When a session is booked with me, I leave a lot of time for what I call “the Process” to happen. Head shots, to me, are an organic process. Not only am I photographing you in a certain way, but I want to make sure that we don’t feel rushed – that we aren’t pressured for time. I ask clients to leave their schedule open; to not schedule anything after our shoot. I don’t ever want a client and I to loose the connection we are developing because they are pressed for time, or looking at their watch. We’ll shoot a bit, and chat, and shoot, and chat. There will probably be a lot of talking, because I love to talk and share.
When I emailed Moe her proofs, she emailed me back saying “This photo is a statement of how I see myself moving forward.”
Thank you, Moe. I am always in your corner
Carla • Headshot session
I love helping people create new head shots because I never know who I’m going to get to work with.
Like Carla.
Carla contacted me after being recommended by a prior client (Thank you, Kate!). She was going to toss her hat into the political ring and run for Senate, and she needed a new head shot.
Absolutely.
Carla was an absolute joy to work with. She was so friendly and she had great humor. She grew up in Africa and she wanted to wear a few things that hark back to her home.
I love her smile and her adorable pixie hair cut and she had she was just so warm and friendly and a joy to be around. I really liked photographing her and working with her.
I also get a kick when I see an image I created being used for things like billboards:
I had a very bad experience a few years ago with an image I took of someone and that head shot was taken by someone else and used politically in an attack print advertisement without my permission or knowledge. It’s taken a few years to get comfortable enough when someone approaches me asking about creating an image that will specifically be used for a political reason. Carla was so energized that she helped me feel comfortable making an image that was going to be used for that purpose.
I would love to photograph her again.