Whether you realise it or not, your business has a unique story, a distinctive personality and a particular way of working. Your photography should reflect that.
Branding photography creates a collection of images that gives your audience a clearer sense of who you are, what you do and what your business feels like. Rather than relying on one headshot, a branding session can capture portraits, details, working moments, products, spaces and the everyday parts of your business that help tell the wider story.
Each session is planned around your needs. Before the shoot, we can discuss your business, the people you want to reach, where you use your images and the types of photographs you need. This might include updating your website, creating content for social media, preparing marketing materials and print media or simply replacing an outdated collection of photographs.
The photography can take place in your workplace, a studio, outdoors or at locations that have a genuine connection to your business. The aim is to create images with impact that feel considered without making them feel overly staged.
You do not need to be experienced in front of a camera. Direction is provided throughout the session, including help with positioning, movement and working with the environment around you. There is time to settle into the process so that the photographs can develop naturally rather than becoming a series of rigid poses.
Depending on your requirements, a session can include a mixture of formal portraits, relaxed environmental photographs, photographs of you working, details of your workspace, products and other elements that are relevant to your business.
The result is a versatile collection of professional photographs that you can use across your website, social media, promotional material, publications and other communications.
Whether you are launching a business, refreshing an established brand or simply need better photographs for your day-to-day marketing, branding photography gives you a consistent set of images to work with.
Let's discuss what you need from your next set of photographs.
