Many businesses and organisations of all types fall into the trap of using library stock images instead of commissioning original photography to create their own unique content. I think that’s OK if you need a photo of something that you cannot have taken for you. Things like the moon, space flight, flying planes and marine life are all goof examples.Read More
Property Development photography, residential property photography and commercial property photography is a key part of our work with clients across the North of England and North Wales. The whole point of property development photography is to show potential buyers what it might be like to live, holiday or in the case of commercial property, work in a particular property or development. Read More
Interiors photography is really story telling and that story is what it would be like to visit the place shown in the photographs. The Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool is a fascinating place to visit and an amazing place to work from. I’ve been fortunate to do interiors photography of the offices and co-working spaces of Clockwise Liverpool numerous times over the past three years. Read More
Products come in all shapes and sizes. When most people think of white background product photography, they tend to think about small products that you’d photograph on a table top.Read More
Last September we were asked to shoot some lifestyle product photography for Island Green Golf’s new product range for Spring and Summer 2021. The shoot was done at The Mere Resort near Knutsford in Cheshire.Read More
Website photography, which seems to be called lifestyle photography more and more these days, is becoming a bigger and bigger part of our project calendar. I might be in a minority but I find it difficult to get people to pin down exactly what they mean by lifestyle.
Anyway, before this turns into a rant about semantics, this post is about a shoot we did last year for Ultimate Fitness CheshireRead More
Two ranges of golfing jackets and gilets. For online shopping websites the white background product photograph works perfectly.
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It’s always a privilege to be invited to take photographs of a world rarely seen. Gaining an insight into a niche environment and to meet the people who work in them is always an honour.
Civil engineering photography means getting down and dirty, there’s no getting around it. The only way I could take the most interesting images was to take photographs low down, high up and round the most awkward of corners.
It’s crucial that I think about the customers who are to buy the products I am photographing. They will want to see the products in context. And in this case, they will want to see actual dogs wearing the coats, sat in cosy beds, behaving in car harnesses, and playing with the toys.
What attracted you to your home when you first saw it either online or in an estate agent’s window? I bet you could see yourself living there and loved the lifestyle it offered. You will have made an emotional connection without even realising it.