Day before: Exfoliate. If you know what that is.     Men: if you are absolutely confident that you look fine in what you are wearing, come as you are. I can roll with it! I do recommend though, that you bring 2 shirts, 2 jackets (wearing one set perhaps) and perhaps 3 ties.   DO NOT WORRY about pants or shoes. They will not be seen.   Of course if you are a funky entrepreneur ... dress appropriately!   I do have 3 or 4 shirts which photograph well, so if you just can't find one, I can lend you a grey or dark blue shirt.     Women: I prefer darkish clothes which are not too detailed. If you want colour, scarlet is great... but my tastes gravitate to the more boring colours...   grey blue-grey beige charcoal BLACK... and WHITE... can be tricky.   They create too much contrast.   Better to keep your eyes as the focal point... not your outfit! Parking at Jom Photography The first photo shows the car park (blue fence) and if you look to main road on the right (that's New South Head Road) and down, you will see the "NO LEFT TURN" sign. You can't tell from this angle, but it is a steep, sharp and generally impossible corner. Fortunately, if you back track twenty metres, just after "Flavour of India" and "UNIVERSAL LIGHTING", you will see a little laneway. This is where you turn left. It is also the spot where there is some street art by Bruno Dutot. Note the lighting in the shop window below far left. At the top of that laneway you can do a U-Turn and come back down again towards Edgecliff Centre. Just look for the Blue construction Site fencing, that's where you drive in! If you are coming from the OTHER direction down New South Head Road (ie from Double Bay or Ocean Street)... you CAN turn right at the lights. To turn into my driveway - straight away - maybe stick your arm out the window to indicate, or put your hazard lights on or something. Lots of hasty drivers in this neighbourhood! Jom Photography. Best Actors Headshots in Sydney. Best Corporate Headshots in Sydney. Why not use the best photographer in Sydney?