You don’t need heavy makeup to look brilliant on camera—you need the right finish, tones, and shine control so you look like yourself on your best day. These tips are designed for personal branding, headshots, and team portraits (studio or on-location), and they work across skin tones and genders. What “camera-ready” really means 3–7 days before On the day: quick routine…
When it comes to preparing for your portrait or branding experience, one of the most common questions I get is: “What should I wear?” And while there are certainly practical considerations that help you look your best on camera, what matters most is how your clothing helps you feel. Because this isn’t just about looking…
A significant part of your portrait experience is your wardrobe. The pieces you choose need to reflect your personality and taste (while, of course, looking extra chic on camera!). I have a growing collection of gowns, dresses and fabrics – all of which are available to you during your shoot!On this page you’ll find most…
Preparing for a personal branding or business portrait session is about more than choosing what to wear—it’s about showing up with confidence and clarity. In this guide, I share practical tips to help you feel at ease, from planning your outfits to thinking about location and styling. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, professional, or creative in Ayrshire, Glasgow, or across Scotland, these preparation tips will ensure your portraits feel authentic, empowering, and aligned with your brand.
Not sure which foundations look good in camera? Here are few of my favourites that always photograph well. Let’s be honest—choosing the right foundation for professional photos can be overwhelming. You want your skin to look flawless and radiant, but never cakey or washed out. As a portrait and branding photographer (and someone who’s seen…
Booking a boudoir session is an exciting step toward celebrating your beauty and confidence. However, many women feel overwhelmed about what to wear. As a Worcestershire glamour portrait and boudoir photographer, I’ve curated some expert tips and ideas to help you select outfits that make you feel empowered, elegant, and authentically you. Start with Colours…
Choosing makeup for branding and business portraits is about matching your brand and comfort, not piling it on. This guide shows four camera-friendly styles—Natural Polish, Retro Wing with statement or natural lip, Soft Glam, and Modern Smoky Eye—with subtle and stronger versions for each. Learn how to control shine, keep skin looking like skin, and pick tones that flatter on camera. You’ll also see when to go bolder for personal branding and when to soften for corporate headshots. Simple checklists, on-camera tips, and what to pack help you feel prepared and look like you at your best. Calm, confident presence.