Professional Headshots for Executive Director of New Hampshire's White Mountain Trail Collective

Melanie is the Executive Director of the White Mountain Trail Collective.

It had been years since Melanie had professional headshots. I assured her she was in good hands!

I believe professional business headshots should be fun, relaxed, easy, and look awesome.

No matter where you use headshots — LinkedIn, Company Website, Social Media, Business Cards, Marketing Flyers, Brochures…. I can promise you we will dial in a range of looks to match your needs!

Since Melanie works for an outdoors nonprofit, I suggested that she bring flannel and a vest with her as one of her wardrobe options. She totally nailed that “outdoorsy” look — which is essential. Your headshots have to represent you and your brand or the type of work you do. (Pro tip: dressing in “layers” is always a nice touch for headshots!).

You can look at these headshots and you know right away that she works in the environmental field.

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Here’s a few of Melanie’s headshots:

Candid smile with natural light

Everyone loves a great candid headshot! This is one of the looks I offer to all my headshot clients.

Color harmony

One element of a great headshot is to use the power of color harmony. Here, you can see the cream colors of the background and her sweater combine with her red hair really make this headshot look great! A great smile always helps, too!

An Alternative Headshot That Stands Out

The metal wall at the studio works for so many professions and desired impressions. This was one of the last headshots we made, and we both loved it right away.

Rustic Background with Natural Light

We made this headshot by simply pulling the barnboard wall over the window. The barnboard wall ties nicely into Melanie’s work in the environmental field.

Loop lighting

I love using the window to create a loop lighting pattern on the face - simply turning the nose toward the window to create a small directional shadow.

Headshot with Barnboard Wall

One more headshot with the barnboard wall; we used natural light for this headshot and I got a little higher for a nice flattering angle.