Richard Battles runs his own construction and handyman business and came to us needing headshots that actually represented what he does — approachable, hardworking, and trustworthy, without looking like a stock photo. That’s a brief we love, because it means the portraits have to work hard: a good business headshot needs to build instant credibility with someone who’s never met you.
We kept the session straightforward and focused, working with natural light and a clean composition so the final images could slot easily into a website, a business card, or a social profile without any visual noise competing for attention. The goal was simple — portraits that look like a real person you’d trust to show up and do the job right.
It’s a small session in terms of image count, but that’s often how business headshots work best: a tight, well-chosen set beats a huge gallery when the whole point is picking the one photo that represents you everywhere.
