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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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That is the quiet problem behind so many corporate portraits. The suit is sharp, the lighting is clean, the background is polished, and yet the person still feels guarded, tense, or hard to reach. Approachable professional headshots are not about looking casual. They are about letting the capable, trustworthy version of you show up on […]

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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 […]

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Before a single phone call gets made, before an email is exchanged, your team page is already doing the talking. A potential client, partner, or investor searches your company name and within seconds forms an impression based entirely on what they see. For a lot of businesses, that moment is defined by a mix of […]

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Professional LinkedIn headshots are one of those things most people know they need and keep putting off. Meanwhile, the gap keeps growing between who you are professionally and what your profile photo actually communicates. Most professionals spend years building credibility. They put in the long hours, develop their expertise, earn the trust of clients and […]

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The Truth About Wearing Glasses in Headshots Glasses don’t ruin headshots. Poor lighting does. That’s the part most people don’t realize when they show up to a session already reaching to take their frames off. I’ve been photographing corporate headshots in NJ for more than 30 years, and the concern about glasses comes up constantly. […]

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Most people don’t need a better photo. They need a photo that actually works. Because “fine” doesn’t get clicked. And it definitely doesn’t build trust. If you’ve ever looked at your current headshot and thought, “It’s fine… I guess,” you’re not alone. The difference between “fine” and effective is exactly what you’re about to see […]