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Generic, artificial imagery tells your audience exactly how much effort you put into your business. They notice — even when they don’t say so. Ed Curthoys • Ed Curthoys Photography • 4 min read You’ve written a thoughtful post announcing a new service, sharing a business milestone, or marking a company achievement. You need an image to go with it. So you open an AI generator, type a prompt, pick the smoothest result, and post it. It takes three minutes. It costs nothing. And

Ed Curthoys Photography | Profile Pictures PERSONAL BRAND · CORPORATE PHOTOGRAPHY · BUSINESS GROWTH One decision. One afternoon. A professional image that works for you every single day. Let me tell you something most business owners won't admit out loud. They'll spend thousands on a new website. They'll invest in paid ads. They'll hire consultants, buy courses, redesign their logo — and then use a grainy selfie from a Christmas party as their professional headshot. That

We all know a professional headshot is more than just a photo. It’s your first impression, your handshake in pixels, your visual business card. But let’s be honest - looking good in a headshot can feel like a bit of a mystery. Why do some people just nail it effortlessly, while others feel awkward and stiff? Don’t worry, I’ve been there, and I’m here to share everything I’ve learned about looking sharp, confident, and approachable in your professional photos. Ready to transf

In today's digital age, your online presence is often the first impression you make on a potential employer. From LinkedIn to online applications, your professional profile photo speaks volumes before you even type a single word. It's more than just a headshot; it's a crucial component of your personal brand and can significantly influence your job search success. Think about it: recruiters and hiring managers often skim through dozens, if not hundreds, of profiles. A strong,