Headshot Background Options (what's possible 🤯 & how to choose 🤔)

Background options for your headshot or personal branding images are more flexible than you might've thought. I'll explain the merits of a simple studio background. But I'll also discuss what's possible for your session. So if you want a breathtaking cityscape behind you, learn what factors to consider.
➡️Background swaps are an additional service I offer to headshot clients. You can elect this option in the add-on section when making a headshot appointment.
➡️ With a portrait studio in Troy, MI, I serve professionals all over the Detroit metro area.
➡️ Book your headshot session online at: www.scottlawrencephoto.com.
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[@JohnBrentTinsley]

Great tips Scott

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Glad you liked it!

[@CorneliusCreations]

Great video, Scott! Super valuable information! Keep doing what you are doing bro!

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Appreciate it!

[@JCImagesBehindtheShot]

Just discovered your channel. Good stuff with helpful information. Subscribed!

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Awesome, thank you!

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You deserve more subs, solid content

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Thanks Arturo! I appreciate that. Spread the word!

[@richellavette3883]

How or can you very easily with Photoshop change an outdoor background to a grey background for a headshot?
I would shoot the client outdoors and have a blurry background or possibly a brick wall blurred, so would not be too much going on. Can I then in Photoshop drop in a grey background and make it look good? And how would I do this? Would love to know the easiest way to do so, where it looks like we shot it in the studio with a grey background?
I do not have a studio to work in at this time.
Thank you!
Richel

[@scottlawrencephoto]

Will you be swapping the background in your headshot? Or will you stick with a studio look?