Earlier this month I got hired to make headshots for a startup company that was training about a 100 new employees. 96 employees to be exact. I know this because I took 96 headshots, several small group shots, and one large group shot. It was a long, but pretty fun day. An assistant and I got over to the Westin early in the morning to set up the headshot booth. For a headshot booth setup like this I bring a backdrop, lights, and a table to set my laptop on. I shoot tethered, which means my camera is plugged directly into the laptop. Every photo I take then pops up on the laptop screen and my client can than select the headshot they like best. I love making photos like this. It's the best way to do it because the client can see what I am photographing as I'm doing it. 

Heres a ridiculous video from my instagram account of Nathan(my assistant) posing for a test shot

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Here's a couple headshots from the day:

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Some of the small group shots:

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and the large group shot:

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From a technical stand point that shot was pretty hard to light. I had a stobe camera right on on top of the stairs facing down and on camera flash bouncing off the wall behind me. 

It was a pretty perfect day as far as corporate headshots go.