PORTRAITS

Portrait of Black woman in the outdoors in Detroit.
Portrait of white woman smiling in an office setting
Portrait of a fashionable black woman against a colorful mosaic.
Portrait of a Black women smiling
Colorful portrait of a black woman with braids in a business professional suit sitting on a couch in Detroit home.
Portrait of a Black woman smiling
Headshot of a white male looking into the distance.
Portrait of a black woman in her early 20s at a parking garage in Detroit's The Z Lot.
Artist crossing his arms in his work-live studio surrounded by sculptures.
Black woman smiling in pale blue suit
Portrait of a bearded black man in front of a window in the Detroit Shinola Hotel.
dark and moody professional headshot of African American women
Portrait of a Black man in front of pyramid structure
professional headshot of woman with environmental backdrop
Smiling women in business casual blouse with arms crossed
Headshot of a smiling black man in a business professional suit in an outdoor environment.
Colorful headshot of a black woman at the New Center park in Detroit.
Moody portrait of a black man with light focused on one side of the face in the Fisher Building in Detroit.
Portrait of a black woman in business professional attire sitting at a table inside Detroit's Renaissance Center.
Headshot of a white man in a business professional suit.
Business professional headshot of a black woman outside the Detroit Renaissance Center.
Headshot of a white woman in front of the greenery at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Portrait of a black man in a business professional suit outside of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Headshot of a smiling black woman in casual business attire.

FAQ

What's the difference between a Headshot and a Portrait?

Headshots are generally framed from the shoulders and up providing a professional representation of a person with a simple backdrop and stylization using traditional, even lighting. It is an ideal use for LinkedIn profile pictures, business cards or corporate and business websites.

Portraits offer full-body or half-body framing and a more artistic representation of a person. There is greater play on lighting, contrast, highlights and shadows to create more a dramatic statement image. More consideration is given to the background environment. These images are ideal for print media, magazines, social media posts, about pages, blogs, etc.

A portrait session with RED by Morgan can include both!

Do you have a studio?

Not yet! However, if an in-studio session is required, I have access to studio spaces available for rent. Nature and the built environment provide great backgrounds for portraits and the options available are endless!

How should I dress for a portrait session?

Whether you choose to dress business professional, business casual or creatively polished can vary on your industry. What is most important is you feel comfortable and true to who you are. Once your session is booked, I can certainly provide recommendations specific to your needs.