Professional product photography and packshot work
It was a touching moment when Liz Chilcott recently thanked me for the role that my photography had played in the continuing progression of their company. The move to their new site had [...]
At heart I am deeply aligned to the 'get it in camera' rather than 'by computer' approach to photography. This requires a camera, some lights, and ways to control the lighting. Perhaps most [...]
Mark from WPS visited our Exeter photography studio recently with a couple of boxes of own-brand stationery products aimed at the schools market. In a way it's bread and butter photography but much [...]
One of the first things one learns about product photography is that 'grip' helps, massively. By grip I mean things that basically support and hold things, we've (probably) all tried to hold reflectors [...]
Sometimes the pragmatic choice is to pack a load of equipment in the car and take a studio to the client; well we hadn't planned anything else for the bank holiday. It's been [...]
For some time I've been photographing a range of valuable antique items in the Exeter area. The items generally have values between thousands and tens of thousands of pounds and occasionally range into [...]
I think it's fair to say that Quiescent are producers of specialist and high-end audio equipment. For them detailed attention to power supplies, high quality components and circuitry layout are key. So, there [...]
This has been a fabulous photographic journey. Starting with simple packshot images the lifestyle product was initially photographed in the Exeter photography studio with its packaging on a simple white background. Moving on [...]
The Background I hate buying hard-drives, there is nothing particularly exciting about it and every time one starts to go I know I will need two because I always back-up the drives. In [...]
