Based in New Milford, NJ (Bergen County) and serving couples across New Jersey, New York City, and the Hudson Valley, Alex Kaplan is known for creating a calm, guided, and joy-filled photography experience. Browse our latest posts for real wedding inspiration, expert tips, and behind-the-scenes moments that make your day unforgettable.

If your child is starting to audition, the first thing you need to get right is the headshot. Child actor headshots in New Jersey are how casting directors decide who gets a closer look, and most parents are surprised to learn how specific that decision actually is. It is not about finding the most flattering […]

Your LinkedIn headshot is often the first thing a potential client, employer, or referral partner sees, and first impressions on LinkedIn happen fast. For men over 50 in the NJ metro area, a current, confident photo does something a resume or bio can’t: it signals that you take your professional presence seriously. After nearly 30 years of […]

Most people do not think about their headshot until they absolutely have to. A promotion comes through, a conference bio is due, a new LinkedIn profile is getting built, and suddenly there is urgency around something that has been sitting on the back burner for two years. If you have been in that spot, you […]

If you’re a male executive in New Jersey scheduling a headshot session, there’s a decision you’ll need to make before the camera ever clicks- and most men don’t realize how much it matters. Should you smile? Go serious? Something in between? After photographing executives across Northern New Jersey and New York City for nearly 30 […]

You only get one first impression online — and your headshot is usually it. Whether a prospective client finds you on LinkedIn, scrolls past your website, or lands on your Google Business Profile, the photo they see in those first three seconds tells a story. It communicates confidence, approachability, competence — or a quiet lack […]

There’s a version of a corporate headshot that looks fine. Professional enough. Nothing technically wrong with it. And then there’s the version that actually works- the one that makes a hiring manager pause, makes a client feel like they already know you, or makes you finally stop avoiding your own LinkedIn profile. After 30 years […]