ISE Head Shot Day 1

March 11, 2016 in Photo

ISE Head Shot Day 1 - With a full day of head shots we can get through about 40 or 50 people comfortably. We give each person the opportunity to review, select or even retake the final image. ISE also hired a make up artist for the day which is always highly recommended. Please feel free to reach out for headshot booking availability and rates.

Ben Hider - Event, Food and Portrait Photographer based in New York City and Westchester

A head shot or headshot is a specific type of portrait (usually a photograph) that realistically demonstrates a person's appearance for branding or casting.

Corporate and business Head Shots - Corporate head shots are portraits often produced digitally and used for engaging in social media, the about us page and industry specialty sites. A Headshot or Head Shot is often used for branding and to showcase the business leaders life, style and personality while Corporations will use the headshot to merge branding between the people working for them and its agency. Traditional head shots are still taken in a studio setting, though shots "on-location" or "in-the-field" continue to increase in popularity. In both cases, backgrounds tend to be simple. Subjects are often shown head-to-chest or head-to-torso.

Corporate head shots serve a variety of purposes:

Annual reports
LinkedIn personal profiles as well as publisher profiles
Facebook
About us Page
(Nonstandard) résumés
Corporate catalogs, brochures and advertising collateral
Company publications and websites, internal and external
Press releases and other announcements
Marketing materials
Articles and newspapers
Author pages

Tibetan Uprising Day in New York City - March 10, 2016

March 10, 2016 in Photo

Tibetan Uprising Day in New York City - March 10, 2016. I lived in Dharmsala for a year in 2002 - 2003 working for the Tibet Museum that managed the personal photography archive of His Holiness The Dalai Lama. It was a life changing experience, archiving and documenting the historic documents of the cultural destruction that was seen in Tibet since the middle of last century. I worked closely with the Tibetan Government in Exile and made many life long friends in the small Himalayan village known as McLeod Ganj. It's always a solemn reminder on March 10 and an opportunity for me to look back on that experience. It was particularly special to hear Robert Thurman speak this year as I have read some of his books, or attempted to wrap my head around the vast texts on Tibetan Buddhism that he has written.

Ben Hider - Event, Food and Portrait Photographer based in New York City and Westchester

Tibetan Uprising Day, observed on March 10, commemorates the 1959 Tibetan uprising against the presence of the People's Republic of China in Tibet. The failure of the armed rebellion ultimately resulted in a violent crackdown on Tibetan independence movements, and the flight of the Dalai LamaTenzin Gyatso into exile.

Tibetan Uprising Day is observed primarily by organizations and individuals who support Tibet such as Students for a Free Tibet, and is often accompanied by the release of a statement by the Dalai Lama. Tibetan independence groups often organize protests or campaigns on March 10 to draw attention to the situation in Tibet.

In 2008, a series of riots and violent clashes broke out in the Tibetan city of Lhasa when monks were arrested during peaceful demonstrations.[5] The events in Lhasa triggered a nationwide uprising with protests occurring in every region. The Central Tibetan Administration estimates the number of Protests to have occurred in 2008 to be 336.

Global Ethics Summit 2016

March 09, 2016 in Photo

Global Ethics Summit 2016 at the Grand Hyatt in New York City. The two day conference is an incredibly well run event and it's always a pleasure working with the amazing team who seamlessly keep everything going behind the scenes.