Owen Martin was also recently nominated for 40 under 40 in Business First Magazine.

Was a pleasure to photograph him at such a beautiful space in downtown Louisville. If you haven’t visited Angel’s Envy in downtown Louisville make sure to make some time! It is an amazing experience!

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12 Attorney Headshot Tips every Lawyer should follow. When it comes to portraying professionalism and building trust, attorney headshots play a pivotal role. As a law professional, you understand the importance of creating a strong first impression, and your headshot can significantly impact how potential clients perceive you.

1. Understand Your Brand Identity

Before diving into the technical aspects of a great Attorney Headshot, it’s crucial to understand your brand identity. Consider the values and messaging you want to convey to your audience. Is your firm known for its corporate expertise or its empathetic approach to client matters? Understanding your brand identity will guide your choices in terms of wardrobe, background, and overall style of your headshot.

2. Hire a Professional Photographer

Investing in a professional photographer who specializes in headshots is paramount. Their expertise and technical know-how will ensure that your headshot is captured in the best possible light, with attention to detail that an amateur photographer may overlook. Look for a photographer with experience in capturing the essence of legal professionals to ensure that your headshot aligns with the industry’s standards.

3. Choose a Suitable Location

When selecting a location for your Attorney Headshot, opt for a setting that aligns with your brand identity. Law offices, libraries, or courthouses can be great choices. Alternatively, a simple and clean background can also work well, drawing attention to you as the main focal point.

4. Dress Professionally

Wardrobe plays a crucial role in projecting professionalism in your Attorney Headshot. Choose attire that is appropriate for your practice area. For formal and corporate-focused law firms, opt for a well-fitted suit in neutral tones. If your practice area is more relaxed or creative, you may have some flexibility in choosing attire that reflects your unique style while maintaining a professional appearance.

5. Pay Attention to Grooming

Ensure that you are well-groomed before your Attorney Headshot session. Men should consider a clean shave or neatly trimmed facial hair, while women should pay attention to their makeup and hair styling. Aim for a polished and professional look that suits your personal style.

6. Express Confidence Through Body Language

Confidence is key when it comes to Attorney Headshots. Stand tall, maintain good posture, and exude confidence through your body language. Avoid crossing your arms, as it can create a defensive or closed-off impression. Instead, keep your arms relaxed and by your side or subtly hold a prop related to your practice area, such as a gavel or law book.

7. Make Eye Contact

Direct eye contact is essential in establishing trust and connection. Look directly into the camera with a friendly and approachable expression. This will help potential clients feel more comfortable and confident in reaching out to you.

8. Showcase Your Personality

Your Attorney Headshot should reflect not only your professionalism but also your personality. While maintaining a formal appearance, allow your natural character to shine through. A warm smile or a confident yet approachable expression can go a long way in establishing rapport with potential clients.

9. Complement Your Online Profiles

Consistency across your online profiles is essential for establishing a strong personal brand. Ensure that your Attorney Headshot is consistent across your website, LinkedIn, and other professional platforms. This will help clients recognize and remember you easily.

10. Leverage Social Media Platforms

Utilize social media platforms to showcase your Attorney Headshot. Share it on your professional profiles, along with valuable insights and updates related to your practice area. Engaging with your audience through social media can increase your visibility and establish you as a thought leader in your field.

11. Collect and Display Testimonials

Gather testimonials from satisfied clients and display them alongside your Attorney Headshot on your website. Testimonials serve as social proof, demonstrating your expertise and client satisfaction, further building trust with potential clients.

12. Stay Up to Date

Regularly update your Attorney Headshot to ensure that it reflects your current appearance and brand identity. As you evolve professionally, your headshot should evolve with you, showcasing your growth and continued commitment to excellence.

By following these attorney headshot tips, you can create a compelling and professional image that sets you apart from the competition. Remember, your headshot is a powerful tool that can make a lasting impression on potential clients, helping you establish trust, credibility, and confidence. Invest in the process, collaborate with professionals, and let your unique personality shine through, capturing the attention of those seeking legal expertise.

Check out the website of some of our clients Alex Davis Law and Stites and Harbison

Click here for more information about headshots at Kylene’s Photography.

 

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McCall was 9 months pregnant at our photo shoot with her second baby. She is truly an inspiration that women can make it to the top in their careers…even if it is the bourbon industry.  Elizabeth started with an entry level position at Brown-Forman and has worked her way to this position with the help of her mentor Chris Morris, whom is now Master Distiller Emeritus — the highest honor one can achieve as a distiller.

McCall will oversee quality and innovation efforts and bring new Woodford Reserve products to market. She also leads the brand’s special, rare bourbon releases, including the Master’s Collection and Distillery Series, bringing her unique touch and point of view to new whiskies. She is with her family on maternity leave now, but I can’t wait to see what she brings to Woodford Reserve when she is back!

Photographed for: Kertis Creative

Hair/makeup: Lauren Sutton

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These are the smart and driven co-ops & interns that worked at GE Appliances as students and now have full time jobs in various sectors of this incredible company. If you are interested in various jobs at GE Appliances you can look here for all the amazing opportunities they offer.

Big thanks to Michaela Reeves for her hair and makeup skills and fellow photographer, Jeff Ivory for his lighting assistance! Always a fun shoot with this team!

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Catering and florals: Michaelis Events

Stilt Walking: Sky is the Limit

Music: Artist in Residence Scott Smith

Performances: CirqueLouis

Big thanks to my assistant, William Kolb for doing all the step-n-go portraits!

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If you haven’t tried PureBarre yet… get over there soon to get in shape for summer! These are the owners and instructors that will help you lift, tone and burn to look your best!

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Take a moment to meet Jenn and get some insight into her local business. She is a warm and inviting person that immediately makes you feel comfortable. Her goal is helping others feel good about themselves…we could all use some that:-) We had a great time on this photo shoot on Market Street at the Red Tree which has tons of great props and backgrounds.

1. In a nutshell tell me what is it you do and where clients can find you in Louisville?

I am a licensed clinical social worker and a certified yoga teacher at the 200-hour level in Louisville. I see both adults and children/adolescents. I focus on mindfulness and other alternative approaches for holistic care.

Adults are seen at Full Circle Holistic: 2110-B Bardstown rd. 552-8211

Children are seen at Strong Minds Psychology: 6500 Glenridge Park Place 40222 614-7600

More info on my website: jenmcveigh.com

 2. How did you get into therapy/counseling?

I have always been passionate about helping others. Throughout my life I have been a dedicated volunteer at different non-profits. When I was in college and was introduced to social work I knew it was exactly what I wanted to do. I dropped the English major and never looked back. I have long thought of my profession as being in service to others.

 3. What kind of jobs did you have in the past?

Wow, how far back are we talking here? J I have had a slew of jobs over my life but for most of my professional career, prior to starting my own practice, I worked for Hosparus. Initially as the social worker for the pediatric hospice program called Kourageous Kids and then as a grief counselor at the Hosparus Grief Counseling Center. In these roles I was privileged to work with patients and families going through the most difficult times.

4. Who are your potential clients?

I do a lot of work with anxiety, stress, difficult life transitions, grief/loss and depression with both kids and adults.

Recently I have developed a Mindfulness program for kids and will be starting another round of classes in May.

Additionally, in April/May I will be starting a teen group for girls dealing with anxiety, stress and depression.

And this summer I will be starting a therapeutic yoga group for women.

5. What would someone expect out of therapy sessions with you?

I like to help people feel comfortable. It can be hard to talk to a stranger about your deepest thoughts, fears and insecurities. I often incorporate yogic breathing and practices into my work with adults and kids. Additionally I use essential oils as part of treatment. With children I use play therapy and other art interventions. I am creative and fluid- each client I see has different needs so my approach is unique to them.

6. What do you find the most challenging about your profession?

One of the most challenging parts of my profession is practicing what I preach. I am always asking my clients how they practice self-care and challenging them to experience new ways to do this. We can’t be there for others if we are drained emotionally. Healthy self-care provides us with the opportunity to fill up the tank and keep truckin’.

7. What do you love most about it?

I love being able to listen to people for a living. And I love getting to be creative. Generally, I like being helpful. I am a big believer that we are all teachers and students. I learn something from my clients every single day and that is an honor.

8. What do you like to do in Louisville when your not helping people?

I like yoga and taking walks. I like baking and making my own products from essential oils, shopping and hanging out with friends. Mostly I love spending time with my family, watching my boys grow and doing general “mom” stuff.

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