Actors, performers & public figures
Headshots &
editorial portraits
Portraits with clarity, presence and a point of view—from essential headshots to more editorial, story-led work.
Whether an image needs to open a door, hold attention or carry a new project, every photograph is shaped around how you want to be seen.
Plan your portrait session
01 / The essential
A headshot has a job to do
An effective headshot is recognisable, current and alive. It gives the viewer something immediate to connect with, without distraction.
I work closely with expression, eyeline, posture, light and framing—the details that make an image feel effortless and make it work.
One person / one session
More than one way of being seen
Expression, styling and framing create range without losing the person at the centre.
Direct / current / distinctive
Recognition first. Presence always.
A consistent visual language makes room for expression and character.
02 / The story
When the portrait needs to say more
Editorial portraiture makes room for atmosphere, ambiguity and surprise. It can be quiet, playful, theatrical or exact.
Clothing, location and gesture become part of the image when they add meaning. The result should reveal more without over-explaining.
The body of work
Images with range
A successful portrait earns its place quickly—and keeps revealing something the longer you look. The session is shaped as a coherent body of work, so the photographs feel connected while each image brings a distinct energy.
The complete set
Built to be used
We begin with what the photographs need to achieve, then shape a set with enough range for the places the work will live.
Start a conversation
Useful and memorable
The strongest portrait works immediately and stays with you. Tell me where the work is headed and we’ll shape the right set of images.