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Poway Headshot Photographer

Individual, Corporate Teams & Branding Sessions

Poway Headshot photographer Dennis Mock serves nearby Poway, Rancho Bernado and Rancho Penasquitos area. He is well-versed in capturing professional business headshots, whether it’s for individuals, corporate teams, or staff portraits.

Dennis’ expertise and meticulous attention to detail ensure that your headshots will accurately represent your personality and professionalism. With his guidance, you can create a visual representation of yourself or your team that will leave a lasting impression on your clients and colleagues. A new headshot from Dennis can even help open doors for you and your career advancement.

INDIVIDUAL SESSION

***Starting at $150 + one image**

This package offers you up to 10 minutes of focused time to capture that perfect shot, including one beautifully retouched digital image. Feel free to bring along a second outfit for some added variety!

Remember, it’s all about showcasing your confidence and approachability in your photo. Your image is crucial—it’s your first impression!

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Pictured is Headshot of a professional women at the Hotel Del Coronado conference taken at Dennis Mock Photography Headshot Station

TEAM & STAFF HEADSHOTS

At your Workplace

We’re excited to bring our mobile photography studio to you in San Diego, specializing in capturing large-volume headshots right in your conference room. With all the lighting and backdrop equipment set up on-site, we’ll create the perfect environment to showcase your team beautifully.

Our pricing varies depending on the number of participants and includes one or two retouched images for each person. It’s a great opportunity to provide everyone with high-quality, professional headshots that they can use for LinkedIn, Twitter, or any promotional materials for your company. Let’s make your team shine!

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Team Headshots captured by Dennis Mock Photography mobile studio at a recent Conference event.
Team headshots are about consistency and great expression

Frequently Asked Questions

When preparing for a headshot, it’s best to choose neutral colors and darker tones for at least one outfit. It’s also a good idea to opt for solid fabrics and longer sleeves. Layer textures and accessories to create a unique look, and for your second or third outfit, feel free to experiment with some bright colors and patterns.

Keep your makeup and hair natural, and avoid trying a new hairstyle or extra makeup just before your portrait. Remember, less is usually more! Read our lastest blog post

it’s important to take care of a few things beforehand. First, make sure to get a good night’s sleep and stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water.

It’s also a good idea to choose your outfit ahead of time and make sure it’s clean and pressed.

Consider getting a haircut or trim at least a week before the session to give your hair time to settle.

Practicing posing and facial expressions in the mirror can also help you feel more comfortable and confident during the session. Finally, arrive at the session early to allow time to get settled and comfortable before the photoshoot begins.

Here’s a recent Blog post on the Ultimate Eras Headshot requirements

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First, focus on your posture. Stand up straight and avoid slouching, as this can make you appear less confident and less professional.

Next, pay attention to your chin. Tilt it slightly down and towards the camera to avoid a double chin and create a flattering angle for your face.You should also relax your shoulders and keep your arms slightly away from your body, as this can help you look more open and approachable.

Another important tip is to make eye contact with the camera and smile naturally, which can help you appear friendly and engaging.

Recent Blog Posts

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As a seasoned San Diego headshot photographer, I’ve witnessed firsthand the pivotal role a professional headshot plays in the ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service) process. Drawing from years of experience and a…

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