real moments become unforgettable memories
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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Most professionals I photograph can tell me exactly when they last updated their resume. Almost none of them can tell me when they last changed their LinkedIn photo. If you have been wondering when to update your LinkedIn profile picture, the honest answer is probably sooner than you think. The photo attached to your name […]

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The Truth About Wearing Glasses in Headshots ★★★★★ “Alex does a great job making you feel comfortable and was very happy with how my photos turned out. Very professional, got my headshots done quickly and was thrilled with how it turned out.” — Michael, Google Review Glasses don’t ruin headshots. Poor lighting does. That’s the part […]

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Most professionals spend real time on their LinkedIn profile. They refine their summary, update their work history, collect recommendations. Then they leave a profile photo in place that no longer looks like them, or never represented them well to begin with. That is a bigger problem than most people realize. Your LinkedIn headshot is the […]

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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 […]

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Most people see your LinkedIn photo as a tiny circle first, and they decide what you “feel like” before they ever read your headline. Here’s a real client example: her previous LinkedIn headshot versus the updated headshot we created together. Same person. Completely different first impression. If you’re in Northern New Jersey or NYC, your […]

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Short answer: Solid colors, well-fitted clothing, one notch dressier than your daily work uniform. Navy, charcoal, deep green, burgundy. Skip pure white, pure black, busy patterns, and anything new you haven’t worn before. Bring two or three options. That’s the whole post in 40 words. The rest is the why, the industry-specific calls, and the […]