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Location photography inside a newly completed prestige residential build — first-class décor shot to show the quality of the finish. A combination of flash and ambient light, with a dynamic camera angle to give the room energy and impact.
Group portrait for a tool hire company’s catalogue — staff photographed in their working environment at a Birmingham warehouse. Ambient light combined with flash to keep the atmosphere warm and authentic.
Part of a series shot at a business chamber in Birmingham. Candid portraits taken during a live meeting — lighting used without interrupting proceedings. Each member photographed individually in a consistent style.
People photography for a jewellery company — models shot to showcase different pieces for display on cruise ships and at trade shows. Lighting designed to flatter both the models and the jewellery; the images went on to be used as large-format exhibition panels.
People photography for a hairdressing association — models shot on location at an award-winning London salon for use in corporate publications, stock libraries and point of sale. Location, lighting and styling all had to work together to meet the multiple end uses.
One of the finished images from a hairdressing association shoot — this particular shot was selected for the annual report and accounts. Lighting, styling and post-production all contributed to an image that had to hold up in a formal business publication.
Commissioned by a hairdresser association — models styled and photographed on location in London at an award-winning salon. Images produced for corporate publications, stock use and point of sale.
Corporate portrait series for Birmingham City Council — staff photographed against recognisable local landmarks. Location portraits that tie the individual to the city they represent.
Corporate portrait for a client whose products were elegant and high-value — a neutral background and complementary lighting ensured the portrait sat naturally alongside the product photography in their literature. Consistency across a brand’s visual assets matters.