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5 Tips to Elevate Your Headshot Photography in 2025

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#photography #portraitlighting #photographyforbeginners Looking to elevate your headshot photography in 2025? In this video, I share 5 practical tips to help photographers refine their approach, create stronger images, and deliver a headshot experience that truly stands out. This video is sponsored by Suncrafter, who provided me with their TL30 tube lights for testing and review. I’ll be using them throughout the video to demonstrate how they can be a great addition to your kit for headshot photography. To purchase a Suncrafter TL30, please use the following link (this is NOT an affiliate link): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DLWG2JRN?maas=maas_adg_20BC6702017B77BA2E9D207CD1A72D35_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas *[ SOCIAL MEDIA ]* @anthonytoglife ( https://www.instagram.com/anthonytoglife/ ) *[ E-MAIL ]* AnthonyToglife@gmail.com *[ SUBSCRIBE For More Content ]* If you like my content, please support this channel by leaving a LIKE on my video and subscribing to see more content like this in the future. *[ GEAR USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO ]* @CanonUSA EOS 6D Mark II @CanonUSA EF 40mm f/2.8 STM @TASCAMUSA DR-10L Portable Digital Recorder

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In this video, I’m breaking down five practical tips to elevate your headshot photography in 2025—stuff you can actually implement right away. First, I talk about leaning into AI for editing. Whether you love it or hate it, tools like Evoto, Retouch4me, Lightroom, and Photoshop can cut your edit time down from minutes to seconds, which means more time to focus on the parts of your business that make money. The key is using AI with a soft hand, because that overly perfect, plastic skin look is out—people want natural headshots again. From there, I get into shooting for multi-platform versatility (I’m recommending horizontal headshots most of the time), and I explain why you should stop relying on just one lighting setup. One look doesn’t fit every face or every use case, so you need to ask better questions and build your lighting around the client’s needs. I also share how offering stills plus GIFs can set you (and your client) apart, and I close with something photographers don’t talk about enough: making accessibility part of your workflow so more clients feel comfortable, included, and taken care of.

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