Selected work / Personal branding

Jordon & Sarah:
Editorial Portraits in Saskatoon

A personal brand needs more than one headshot.

Jordon seated in a black suit with one ankle resting over his knee.
Sarah in a white blouse and tan skirt, standing beside a metal stool.

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Creating unique portraiture is one of my favourite things to do. For Jordon and Sarah, we brought that approach into our Saskatoon studio to create an editorial portrait collection for their personal brands. Both work in the corporate world and spend a lot of time on LinkedIn, where a professional presence matters.

Black-and-white portrait of Jordon in a dark jacket.
Black-and-white portrait of Sarah smiling with her hand at her neck.
Jordon smiling in profile with his hand at his chin, in black and white.
Sarah laughing with her eyes closed, in black and white.

More than one headshot.

I approached this session the way I would photograph a CEO. Leaders often have one headshot that gets used everywhere, even though their photographs need to serve many different purposes. A broader portrait collection gives them options for LinkedIn posts, company biographies, speaker profiles, interviews, and other places they show up professionally.

Jordon in a black suit leaning against a tall studio stool.
Sarah wearing a checked blazer over a black blouse.
Jordon laughing while seated in a black suit.
Sarah smiling in a white blouse against a tan backdrop.
Jordon smiling and looking down in a black suit.
Jordon turning toward the camera beside a tan backdrop.

“I’ve never felt that good about myself”

Jordon, after seeing the work
Jordon barefoot in a black sweater and tan trousers.
Sarah seated barefoot on a stool in a black top and cream trousers.
Close portrait of Jordon smiling with a hand behind his neck.
Close portrait of Sarah in a black top against a tan backdrop.
Jordon standing on a white plinth in grey trousers and white shoes.
Close portrait of Sarah smiling with her hand near her chin.

The goal was to give Jordon and Sarah variety in how they present themselves, with room for both personality and professionalism. That is what draws me to this kind of work: creating photographs that feel individual while giving people something useful for their personal brand.

Sarah standing behind Jordon with her arms around his shoulders.
Jordon and Sarah smiling together in blue and neutral knitwear.

Inside the studio.

A look at the session, from setting up a portrait to reviewing photographs together.

A photographer framing Jordon during the studio portrait session.
Jordon and Sarah smiling while looking at the camera display.
A photographer working with Jordon beside a studio softbox.
Sarah adjusting Jordon’s hair between portraits.
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