Photography,
Conceptualise, for a Purpose.

Lots of people can shoot pretty pictures, but are they useable?
Ever done a photoshoot for a day, spent a lot of money on it, got some amazing pictures but you can’t use any of them for the purpose you want?

That’s why we insist on creating concepts and sketches of where and how you are going to use the images. Whether it is the header image for a website, the front cover of a brochure or a small A5 flyer. By planning the Key Shots before we shoot, you always have usuable images as each image is shot for a purpose.

Take this header image as an example, negative space on the left to overlay text; with the key shot on the right.

Add Value to Your Products!

Your photography is a direct reflection of your brand’s quality—if you want to be seen as luxurious, your visuals need to exude luxury. In a recent survey, 89% of people estimated the value of this £15 watch to be between £1,000 and £5,000 based purely on the imagery.
That’s the power of high-end photography.

Let’s bring your vision to life! We’ll collaborate on mood boards, craft a concept that aligns with your brand, and execute a shoot that elevates your product’s perceived value.

Get in touch today and let’s create something exceptional!

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TYPES OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Advertising Photography

Advertising photography is more stylised and creative, often incorporating advanced lighting techniques and conceptual ideas to make a product stand out. These shots are designed for high-impact marketing campaigns, billboards, and magazine ads, where the goal is to grab attention and evoke emotion.

Product Packshots

Packshots are clean, high-quality product images taken against a plain white background or cut out to have a transparent background. These shots focus solely on the product, ensuring it looks sharp and accurate. They are commonly used for e-commerce websites, catalogs, and brochures, where clarity and consistency are essential.

Product Lifestyle Photography

Lifestyle photography places products in real-world settings, often with models or within an environment that reflects their intended use. These images are designed to feel natural and engaging, helping customers visualise the product in action. This style is ideal for advertising, social media, and editorial content, creating a stronger emotional connection with potential buyers.

Environmental Portraits (On-Location & Lifestyle Portraits)

These headshots are taken in a real-world setting rather than a studio, incorporating an office, workshop, or outdoor environment that reflects the subject’s profession or personality. They feel more authentic and engaging, making them perfect for storytelling and branding.

Best For:
✅ Creative professionals, artists, and entrepreneurs
✅ About pages, editorial features, and social media
✅ Any industry where personality and setting matter (e.g., chefs, designers, personal trainers).

Corporate Headshots (Plain White or Neutral Background)

These are clean, professional headshots taken against a plain white, grey, or neutral background. They are designed to be simple, timeless, and versatile, making them ideal for corporate profiles, company websites, and LinkedIn. The focus is entirely on the individual, ensuring a polished and professional look.

Best For:
✅ Company websites and staff directories
✅ LinkedIn and professional networking
✅ Business cards and press releases

Master Canvas Headshots

Studio-lit portraits that provide a premium, editorial-style look. These headshots use advanced lighting techniques to create depth, personality, and visual impact, while backgrounds can be subtly branded to align with company colors or messaging.

Best For:
✅ Personal branding for entrepreneurs and executives
✅ Speaker and author profiles
✅ High-end company presentations and PR

Photography in Design: Bringing Your Brand to Life

Great imagery isn’t just about capturing a moment—it’s about creating a powerful visual identity. Here are examples of how professional photography integrates seamlessly into graphic design, from striking ad campaigns to sleek website layouts. See how the right images can transform your brand’s presence.