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What makes a good realtor headshot?

Executive headshot of a man in a black suit and white open-collar shirt, seated with hands clasped

Key takeaways

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The short answer

A good realtor headshot looks friendly and confident, and it looks like you today. Buyers and sellers choose an agent they feel they can trust, and they usually see your face first: on a sign, a listing, a flyer, your website or social media. A current, professional portrait helps you look like the agent they want to call.

Friendly, not stiff

The best realtor headshots feel approachable and relaxed. That comes from direction and a comfortable session, not from holding a pose. We guide your expression throughout, so you look like yourself on your best day.

What to wear

One portrait, used everywhere

You will use your headshot on signs, listings, flyers, your website, social media and your email signature. A high-resolution portrait that works at both large and small sizes gives you consistency. Brokerage or team? See team headshots.

Keep it current

People should recognize you when they meet you. If your look has changed, or your photo is several years old, a refresh is a simple way to keep your marketing credible.

See what is included

Our realtor headshots session includes professional grooming, expert direction, up to two looks and two retouched portraits. See pricing or the Executive Portrait Experience. For wardrobe help, read what colors look best in headshots.

Byron Medina is a Scottsdale headshot photographer with over 20 years of professional photography experience. Hair and makeup are by Sylvia Medina. HeadshotsAZ photographs executives, actors, teams and brands throughout Scottsdale and Phoenix. Book a session or call (602) 405-5931.

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