Branding photography for hotels can take many forms. Your immediate thought of hotel photos is probably the guest rooms, reception and other public areas – the places that the public see. However, anyone who networks, attends conferences or goes to seminars will tell you, hotels are frequently used for business meetings. So, I’ve been asked…
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I recently likened professional photography to an iceberg. By that, I meant that three quarters of the work happens under the surface. Editing and post production techniques are a vital part of creating the final look of the images that I shoot for you, and you don’t see this behind-the-scenes side of photography. In truth,…
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Strangely, the absence of customers due to Lockdown has helped some businesses. If you’re a shop or hotel, then having to close for refurbishments can be costly as you’re losing trade; or you have to arrange it for strange times such as the middle of the night which can be inconvenient and awkward (I’ve another…
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At first glance it’s interiors photography, but actually these photos were from a commercial advertising photography shoot. Read on, and you’ll see the subtle differences. This was an interesting shoot. As I alluded to above, it wasn’t a straightforward ‘shoot the room, make it look big and pick out plenty of details’ interiors shoot. I’d…
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Interiors photography has a pretty simple rule of thumb that’s worth sticking to. Make everything look as big as possible, and get up close and show interesting details. Recently I was asked back to a new development in Shudehill in Manchester, North Central, to shoot the entrance of the building, the hallway and lifts, and…
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