Focusing solely on the face, a head and shoulders portrait shows your personality and competence. Your personality will be shown by how genuine your expression looks. Your competence will be shown in how relaxed you look, in what you wear and how neatly you are presented.

As with head and shoulders, your face expresses your personality but with a half-length portrait, the viewer will get to judge your body language. Is it engaging or is it slouchy and lazy? Is there calmness or is there tension?

A sitting portrait puts all shields down. Using hands and legs to assist with positive body language. A sitting portrait gives the viewer a better understanding of who you are with dynamic aspects of your professional character. It shows movement, active engagement and connection.

The most natural of them all. The seated table portrait offers a more realistic body composition. It also helps with feeling more relaxed, giving your hands something to do.