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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.
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Quick Answer A traditional headshot is the right choice for LinkedIn profiles, company directories, and business cards, where your face has to read clearly at thumbnail size. A full-length executive portrait becomes the better choice when posture, wardrobe, and overall presence are part of the message, which is common for speaking engagements, website layouts, press […]

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Most prospective clients meet your leadership team long before they meet you. They land on your website, scroll the attorney bios, click through to LinkedIn, and form a read on your firm in less time than it takes to finish a sentence. Executive team photography New Jersey firms commission tends to pay for itself for […]

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Most professionals booking executive headshots in NJ walk in with the same three tells: a dark studio backdrop, a locked jaw, and a jacket chosen mostly to avoid attention. Nothing about them is technically wrong. They simply stopped matching the person sitting in front of me. I’m Alex Kaplan, and across more than 30 years […]

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Every corporate event carries a story worth keeping, and a leadership panel holds a kind of energy you cannot recreate afterward. There is the quick exchange between answers, the laugh that breaks the tension, the moment a speaker leans forward to make a point land. When Valon invited me to document their leadership panel, I […]

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A few years ago, most of my corporate clients came to the studio because their employer told them to. These days they come for a different reason. They work from a home office in Montclair or a co-working desk in the city, they meet half their colleagues only through a screen, and they have started […]

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Something shifts in how people read you once you reach the senior level of your career. The same photo that looked capable at thirty-five now needs to look like it belongs in the room where decisions get made. That is the quiet problem most executive headshots NJ professionals run into when they reuse an old […]