My Headshots

Headshot Options:

Final Headshot:

Before:

The raw picture without any editing














After:

The final picture with some blur added to the background, some levels and color balance added to adjust the lighting and a very small amount of airbrushing just to make some wrinkles, acne etc. less visible/softer.











Why I chose this Headshot:

I went with this headshot because, in my opinion, it was the most neutral headshot out of the other options. I didn't want to go with a big and wide smile because it would've only seemed forced, and that isn't the first impression I'd like to make with whoever is looking at my headshot photo.

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