Portrait – Daniel Ooi Fine Art Gallery

Alphonsus Turns Two, Kids Photography with Family Portrait

June 16, 2017Posted in PortraitTagged Alphonsus Turns Two, Candid Family Photos, Classic Family Photos, Classic Family Portrait, Classic Kids Photos, Contemporary Family Photos, JB Kids Photo Studio, Johor Bahru Family Portrait Photography, Johor Bahru Kids Photo Studio, Kids, Kids Photo, Kids Photography, Kids Photography with Family Portrait, Kids Portrait Photography Studio Johor Bahru, Kids Portrait Photography Studio Skudai, Kids Studio Photography, Malaysia Kids Photo Studio, Nusa Jaya Kids Photo Studio, Taman Mutiara Rini Kids Photo StudioLeave a comment

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Lee’s Contemporary Family Portraits

May 30, 2017May 23, 2017Posted in PortraitTagged Candid Family Photos, Contemporary Family Photo Studi, Contemporary Family Photos, Contemporary Family Portrait, Contemporary Family Portraits, Family Images, Family Photo Studio, family photography, JB Contemporary Family Photo, Johor Contemporary Family Photos, Lee's Contemporary Family Portraits, Malaysia Contemporary Family PhotoLeave a comment

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Daniel Ooi Fine Art Gallery
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JiaWen’s Graduation Portrait with Family

May 18, 2017May 18, 2017Posted in PortraitTagged Classic Graduation Portrait, Contemporary Graduation Photos, Graduation, Graduation Fun Shots, Graduation Photo, Graduation Photo Studio, Graduation Photographer, Graduation Photography, Graduation Photos, JB Graduation Photo Studio, JB Graduation Photographer, JB Graduation Photography Studio, JB Graduation Portrait Studio, Malaysia Graduation Photo Studio, Malaysia Graduation Photographer, Premium Graduation Photographer, Skudai Graduation Photo Studio, Skudai Graduation Portrait StudioLeave a comment

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Baby Smash Cake Photography Package

April 29, 2017April 29, 2017Posted in Announcement, PortraitTagged 1 year old baby, Baby, Baby Photo Studio, Baby Photography, Baby Photos, Baby Picture, Baby Portrait, Baby Smash Cake, Baby Smash Cake Photography Package, Baby Studio Photography, JB Baby Photo Studio, JB Baby Photographer, Johor Baby Photo Studio, Johor Baby Photographer, Johor Bahru Baby Photo Studio, Johor bahru baby Photography Studio, Johor Bahru Newborn Baby Photography Studio, Malaysia Baby Photo Studio, Malaysia Baby Photographer, Skudai Baby Photo Studio, Skudai Baby PhotographyLeave a comment

A cake smash photography session is exactly what it means. You take a cake and bring a 1 year old cute baby next to it. And bam! The kid smashes the cake. It’s the first time that she/he has tasted sugar. Their expressions, their approach, and the ultimate result are memorable moment.

Baby Smash Cake Photography Package

Normal Price: RM688.00

* 30min Studio Photo Shooting Session
* 1pc 12″ x 12″ Laminated Photo Frame
* 10pcs High Resolution Image File(Soft Copy)

Promotion Price: RM500.00

*Promotion Valid till 31 May 2017

Felicia Lee’s Charming Portrait

April 27, 2017April 21, 2017Posted in PortraitTagged Business Portrait, classic portrait, Corporate Portrait, Female Portrait, Fine Art Portrait, Johor Professional Portrait Photo Studio, Johor Professional Portrait Photographer, Malaysia Professional Portrait Photo Studio, Malaysia Professional Portrait Photographer, Portrait, Portrait Photo Studio, Portrait Photographer, Portrait Photography, Professional Portrait Photo Studio, Professional Portrait PhotographerLeave a comment

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Daniel Ooi Fine Art Gallery

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10-A Jalan Utama 44, Taman Mutiara Rini, 81300 Skudai Johor Malaysi

The Difference Between Portraits and Headshots(Corporate Portrait)

What’s a headshot? A picture of someone, usually just head and shoulders. What’s a portrait? A picture of someone, often just head and shoulders. So is there a difference? The answer to that is, “Yes, there certainly is!” Read on to learn exactly what it is…

The Difference Between Portraits and Headshots(Corporate Portrait)
You might be forgiven for wondering if the difference between headshots and portraits was a matter of technique – but in fact it’s actually one of intent.

Business Headshot

A headshot is generally taken to mean a formal representation of a person for use in a professional setting. Businessmen have them taken to use on profiles or to accompany articles about them. Actors always need an up-to-date headshot for their portfolio, as do models. And in fact, in this day and age of online living, practically everyone needs one for their LinkedIn or Facebook page.

Portrait Photography

A portrait on the other hand should be less formal and more enlightening – it should in some way tell a story or illuminate who the sitter is. It can be head and shoulders, or it could be from the waist up or even show the complete figure. And whereas headshots need to be pretty straightforward, a portrait allows for artistic license – for example, dramatic use of light and shade could put the sitter’s features into shadow to create an air of mystery or props could be used to tell a story about the person.

Tips For Taking Headshots and Portraits

1. When it comes to lighting, headshots benefit from softer lighting that doesn’t create harsh shadows on the face or make prominent features stand out. With portraits you can afford to be slightly more dramatic and allow more contrast.

2. Prepare your subject for a headshot to look as relaxed as possible. They should wear their usual work attire and avoid fresh haircuts, heavy make-up and forced smiles.

3. Headshots shouldn’t include props and work best with a neutral background. Portraits, on the other hand, can make full use of settings and props to tell the sitter’s story.

4. Portraits can be shot in extreme close – up or from a distance, and can be made more interesting by being shot at an unusual angle. Headshots, however, don’t benefit from these treatments.

5. Most headshots will be in colour and use standard lighting – it is, after all, about creating a true life representation of your subject. Portraits, though, often benefit from being in black and white. For some reason monochrome images often appear to carry more emotional depth than colour ones and a good portrait photographer will use this factor to his advantage. Generally, the expectation is that a headshot will be shot in portrait format rather than landscape, though once again a portrait doesn’t have to follow such hard and fast rules.

6. For actors, versatility is key so a headshot should not suggest a certain type – this means keeping clothing neutral and, for women, not overdoing it with hair and make-up. Casting directors need to see the individual’s face clearly—they know they can easily change a person’s look in the wardrobe and make-up department.