Portraits

Capturing you at your best, with portraits for every introduction. From social media & dating apps, to professional profiles & websites, it starts with the perfect profile picture. No forced smiles, just beautiful shots, showing the world who you are.

Outline of the word "theguardian" in large, outlined letters.

Featured in:

The Financial Times logo with white text on a black background, featuring a gray square with intertwining white Fs.
The word 'mix.General' in white bold font on a black background.
Text reading 'Country Living' on a white background.

The Storyboard.

Unlike most studios, your final selection is not limited to one or two images, but an entire storyboard. Not just for weddings, or for fashion week, your Storyboard is a portfolio of you at your best, ready to post online, or gatekeep forever.

  • A woman with brown hair and fair skin posing outdoors near lush green trees, wearing a black sheer, striped top with thin straps and black pants.
  • A young woman with long dark hair, wearing a red leather jacket over a colorful, checkered dress, stands indoors with a blurred background of people and dark wood decor.
  • A woman with dark hair and a serious expression against a solid yellow background, with a double exposure of a cityscape overlaying her face and hair.
  • Black and white portrait of a young man wearing a cap and casual clothing, smiling slightly.
  • A woman with long blonde hair in a fashionable blue and white dress, with red gloves, stands at a bar counter with a black vase of red flowers. She is in a restaurant or bar setting with other women in the background.
  • A young man with dark skin and dreadlocks standing on a balcony overlooking a cityscape with colorful buildings and greenery, wearing a patchwork jacket and white pants, illuminated by sunlight.
  • Black and white portrait of a middle-aged man wearing glasses, a collared shirt, and a blazer, looking to his right against a blurred background.

The Story

Selina: Director, Photo House London

Good photography matters. An image can shape a first impression, launch a career, rebuild someones confidence, start the conversation, even swipe your way to love. That is the power of a great portrait and it’s why I love what I do. 

I initially started a photography business when I was 15. Some people were a bit surprised to show up and find a teenager behind the camera - but once we got chatting, that didn’t matter. What did matter, were the photos. I had an instinct for making people look good, and more importantly, feel good in front of a camera. These days I have years of experience, better equipment and a sharper eye for what makes a photo work. But the most important part hasn’t changed: I see beauty in people and I capture it so that you can see it too and show it to the world with confidence.