Port Dover Headshot Photography

Natural, confident headshots that show your real self.

Character portraits that help viewers connect with you.

Expressive, compelling headshots.


Natural, confident headshots that show your real self.

Character portraits that help viewers connect with you.

Expressive, compelling headshots.

Had great fun doing promo photos with Michael. He’s just totally relaxed and being himself, which is genuine, funny and down to earth. Two things really stand out to me about him. First, his performing persona is not flashy; it’s real. Like you’re just having an inviting, personable conversation with him around the kitchen table….
Clients become friends. . . . . friends you can ask for help. Here’s some photos from my friend Aaron’s headshot session. When my partner Denise had a job interview approaching with RIM, she wanted an inside scoop on how to prepare (she’s smart that way). I called on Aaron, who has done his share…
Out in the woods, in the snow. …. shooting dust cover and promotional portraits with local Author, Erin Bow. In 6 months, her novel, Plain Kate, will be released and on bookshelves. I’m expecting to greatly enjoy it . Erin’s imagination and creativity spill out in conversation too. There’s a lively interest and amusement in…
I had a fun afternoon session with Cathie and her professional linkedIn headshot session conveys the same character I experienced in person: lively, professional, friendly and fun. A big thank you to Michael, who is a total natural at lighting key grip and stylist duties. I really enjoyed hanging out with you two!
It’s The Who You Know AND What You Know Sale Who You Know: You get a $25 credit toward your October / December 2014 headshot session for every person shown here that you have a personal connection or friendship with. (email / facebook / linkedin / staff / faculty / student – You show me…
Several years ago, I held a dim view of many people who made a living selling things. My distrust of sales and marketing professionals had me assuming that people in those fields were often liars. What made my prejudice worse was knowing how easily I fall for their dishonest tactics and strong social pressure. My…