Broadway Star Joined: 5/9/05
C and F
b and c
Only C
C or F
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/2/04
c and e
F
I'd also say c and f.
C...and if you need two, F.
Another vote for only C
I think you should go with whatever shot a professional that you trust tells you to go with. Mind you, I feel that you have gotten some good suggestions here, but we are all nameless, faceless, ageless people here on this board with different educational levels and knowledge about these things. I think it's important to also state what roles you are looking for. Are these for theatre, commercials, film, TV? That makes a difference... though the pics you posted aren't really varied enough to emphasize that point. Good luck to you! :)
Frankly, none of them are very good. You look disengaged in these pictures--your eyes are not "alive," and I don't feel any connection to you looking at your photos. Also, you should have combed your hair better.
Next time you get your headshots done, make sure it's by a true professional who will not only take good pictures but will help you pose better. That said, if I had to choose one, I'd go with C (and if a second, F).
(Note: I apologize for being harsh, but you headshot is EXTREMELY important, and you must have one that makes you look your best. I'm just trying to help!).
By the way:
You don't have to spend a ton of money to get quality headshots. You can get your photo taken for a base sum of anywhere between $100 and $200; have the photographer give you only a couple of copies, and send one to ABC Pictures from which you can get copies made at relatively little cost. www.abcpictures.com
Definitely not 'a' or 'd'.
i agree with TDB. these simply scream school portrait to me. your headshot should show off your personality...it's your calling card. i'd like to see more pictures like A...i think it's a not good picture, but i think out of the choices it has the most personality, the most life. but out of these choices, i'd go with C as well. if you google headshots, you can usually find a few photographers' sites...and you can peruse thier portfolio and get an idea of what professional headshots should be like...note thier poses, thier clothing choices, etc.
C & E
Here are my choices:
B (love)
C (love a lot)
D (like)
...now I will place them in order of loved a lot, loved, and like.
Broadway Star Joined: 11/2/04
C, very handsome indeed.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/9/04
None, your hair is in your face. These are good photos for a yearbook, not for a headshot...sorry
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