Professional photos for interviews
Professional photos for interviews – see how to make your interview more attractive
Today, the media overwhelm us with an avalanche of information. We cannot read all of it in any way, so we choose the content that has photos that attract our attention. This shows how important the press photography that accompanies publications is today. I create cover photos (including professional photos for interviews) that show the professionalism and charisma of my clients, helping them to generate interest and trust.
First contact with the material

As a press photographer, I am well aware of the importance of the first impression. It does not matter whether we see a given person live or in a photo on social media (especially during interviews). After just a few seconds, our brain decides whether such person is interesting, trustworthy, or we would like to get to know him or her better, read an interview. If the article has a photo that draws our attention – the probability that we will want to read it increases dramatically. An author who wants to gain readers should take advantage of the great potential of press photography. Thanks to it, the valuable content that (s)he wants to convey will not be overlooked.

See the world from the perspective of the lens
Press photography allows you to look at a person from a different perspective.Thanks to skilfully made photos for interviews, you can illustrate the author’s message, highlight what is best and most interesting in it. Professional photos for interviews bring out from people what they would like to present, show their professionalism. They allow you to create the image of a professional who is also a trustworthy person.

My photo session vision will convince even the most demanding and sceptical clients. During the session, I especially care for a good atmosphere. Honesty, discretion and openness are my priorities. The people I photograph feel safe and comfortable, which has a huge impact on the final effect of the session. With excellent portraits, I convince that there are no non-photogenic people, the entire responsibility for the effects of cooperation lies with the press photographer. My many years of experience mean that I can take the perfect photo for everyone.
Photos for the interview: satisfying cooperation

The satisfaction of my clients is the result of long conversations before the photo session, the aim of which is to create unique photos for interviews. We talk a lot because I want to get to know the expectations and preferences of the photographed people. I also provide the necessary advice. Photo-coaching includes, among others, advice on professional posing for photos (in many photo studios this topic is completely ignored, which often results in dissatisfaction with the results of the cooperation). I work with a proven team of specialists who take care of the makeup and hairstyles of the portrayed people. It is also thanks to their efforts that the photos for the interview (even before the final retouching) look really impressive.

Press photography and interview photos are much more than just a reflection of our appearance. They differ from an ordinary photo mainly in that their every detail counts. A good photo for an interview is the right body position, facial expressions, outfit (including even small accessories that often turn out to be of key importance), makeup, hairstyle or surroundings. All these elements must harmonize with each other and create a coherent whole. Only an experienced press photographer knows how to combine them flawlessly.

After the photo session, together with the client, we review the photos taken and choose the ones that we think are the best and will perfectly illustrate the interview. Our work does not end here. Selected photos are subjected to computer processing to the extent that we each time agree with the client.
Press photography is a field that is developing dynamically. There are more people interested in photography for interviews every month. We can observe that creating a professional image has a huge impact on how we and our professional activity are perceived by the society. In the case of press photography, I encourage to use only the services of professionals.
Before arranging a session, make sure to become familiar with the portfolio of a given photographer and ask yourself whether these kind of photos would match your expectations. If not – do not compromise (press photos can help us a lot, but if improperly made – can harm as well) and keep looking.