Oct 5 2026 | By: Karen K Photo
You know the one. It's on your LinkedIn, your company bio page, maybe a conference badge or two. And every time you see it, a tiny voice says “I should really update that.” Then you get distracted.
Here's why you keep putting it off, and it's not laziness. It's math. Getting new headshots feels like a project. Book the session, find the time, drive somewhere, make it a whole thing. And the whole thing never quite makes it to the top of the list, because there's always something more urgent than a photo. Always.
So the photo lives on. Quietly. While you get promoted, change roles, grow the business, and generally become a more impressive version of the person you were when that was taken.
Here's how it works. On Tuesday, October 27, I'll be set up in a convenient downtown Orlando studio from 9am to 1pm. You pick a 30-minute slot. You show up. You leave with not one, but TWO updated headshots that actually look like you, today. No big production, no half-day off work, no “let's find a date that works for both our calendars” email chain. Twenty minutes, downtown, done.
There are eight slots. That's it. When they're gone, they're gone, and the next one won't be until we run it again.
Who this is for: the professional who needs just theirs updated. You don't need a whole team session. Just maybe just for yourself or a colleague. You're not organizing headshots for the office. Maybe you started a new role. Maybe you got promoted. Maybe you've just avoided a camera for eighteen months and it's time. No judgement here.
What you get: a 20-minute session, your choice of backgrounds, and two professionally retouched images that you choose before you leave. Can you have 2 looks? Yes! Can you have 2 different backgrounds? Yes! We’ll have options for you to choose from.
The best headshot is the one that exists when you need it. A pitch, a panel invite, a “can you send me a photo for the program?” the day before the event. Those moments don't wait for you to book a session. So get ahead of them.
Twenty minutes. You've spent longer than that deciding where to get lunch. I mean, seriously.
Leave a comment
0 Comments