How to prepare for a professional headshot
Simple choices in wardrobe, expression, location, and planning can turn a routine headshot into an image with confidence and presence.
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Portrait, branding, event, and wedding photography created with intentional light, genuine connection, and a cinematic eye.

I’m Remius Jones, the photographer and creative director behind EyesOpen. My work combines intentional lighting, genuine connection, and documentary awareness to create polished photographs that still feel honest. From personal milestones to major events, every assignment begins with the people and meaning at its center.
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Natural, confident portraits for professional profiles, personal milestones, editorials, and campaigns.
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Simple choices in wardrobe, expression, location, and planning can turn a routine headshot into an image with confidence and presence.
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Strong event photography documents more than the program—it preserves relationships, atmosphere, recognition, and the purpose behind the gathering.
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The strongest senior portraits combine meaningful locations, personal style, thoughtful direction, and room for genuine expression.
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