Sydney Headshots

  I wish I had thought to have professional photos taken after my graduation. I have a few professional shots of me on stage accepting my degree as I shook hands with The Dean, but that's it. How I wished I'd taken some photos with my kids and my mum. A quick jacket change and we were able to grab a LinkedIn profile photo for this new graduate. Fully ready to take on the world in his new career.  About the author Nina Beilby – Professional Photographer With a degree in professional photography (AAS PP Honors) and over 25 years of experience, Nina Beilby is a highly skilled photographer specializing in corporate and business imagery. Her background in corporate IT and marketing gives her a deep understanding of the visual needs of businesses, from large enterprises to solo entrepreneurs. As a small business owner herself, she knows the power of high-quality imagery in building a strong brand. Based in Sydney, Nina works globally, bringing her expertise in lighting and photograp...

Graduation day can be a bit of a whir.  The ceremonies, the parade, walking onstage to accept your degree, the speeches and the after parties.  You'll be elated and proud and generally on a high of happiness. It is a wonderful achievement just to make it through. During all of the buzz, p eople will be snapping phone pics. They are great memories but take it from me, in a few years you'll wish you had put a little more effort into your photos.   I graduated in the USA and could bring as many family and friends as I wanted to the ceremony but here in Australia quite often you are only allowed two. Like my client. He really wanted a professional photo with his grandmother to remember forever. What a lovely idea. Nana was in a wheelchair but managed to stand for a few quick shots and a huge hug from her grandson. It was very emotional for me because sadly, my Nana died shortly before my graduation. Sharing this moment with my clients was just wonderful and I'm so glad they f...