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Walker Photography

Commercial Headshots & Real-Estate Photography

  • Book here
  • People
    • Our Process
    • Individual Headshots
    • Team Headshots
    • Simple Headshots
    • Environmental Portraits
    • Commercial Lifestyle Photography
    • Stylized Portraits
    • Corporate Event
    • Portrait and Headshot Pricing
    • Lifestyle and Group Photography Pricing
  • Real Estate
    • Real-Estate Photography
    • Floor Plans
    • Drone Photography
    • Real-Estate video
    • Virtual Staging
    • Home Report
  • About us
    • Questions
    • Who we are
    • Blog
    • FAQ's

Headshots Columbus

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tags: headshotscolumbus
Monday 07.24.17
Posted by Chris Walker
 

New headshot for Mark

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Monday 07.17.17
Posted by Chris Walker
 

Environmental Portraits

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Monday 07.10.17
Posted by Chris Walker
 

Updated headshot for Will

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tags: headshotscolumbus
Monday 07.03.17
Posted by Chris Walker
 

New headshot for med-student

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tags: headshotscolumbus
Monday 07.03.17
Posted by Chris Walker
 

2 Year Headshot Rule

Having countless conversations with clients about how often they should update their headshot one thing holds true– that's that most people agree their headshot is good for about 2 years. 

In discussions with our clients about the optimal frequency for updating their professional headshots, a common consensus emerges: a headshot typically remains effective for approximately two years.

Understanding the Two-Year Benchmark This timeframe is grounded in the natural evolution we all undergo. Changes in hairstyles, fashion preferences, and the inevitable process of aging mean that our appearance today may not match our look in the near future. These transformations underscore the importance of keeping our professional images up-to-date.

The Importance of Accurate Representation A recurring point in these conversations is the experience of meeting someone who looks significantly different from their professional headshot. This discrepancy can lead to feelings of unease and question the authenticity of the individual's professional persona. By ensuring your headshot accurately reflects your current appearance, you maintain the integrity of your professional image and avoid potential mismatches.

Updating your headshot every two years is a proactive step towards ensuring your professional image remains current and true to how you present yourself in the real world.

tags: headshotscolumbus, linkedin headshot
Tuesday 06.06.17
Posted by Chris Walker
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