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Authentic creative product photography with technical perfection: crafting beautiful, fresh, still life advertising imagery for luxury goods. Jewellery, cosmetics, perfumes fragrances, food & drink and fashion accessories. Driven by excellence: Always innovating, we work with the latest high resolution digital photography combined with state of the art post production techniques. We create stunning still life product photography for print and digital media within London, UK and beyond…
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Lifestyle Drinks Photography, C4 energy
The inaugural blog entry for the new era showcases captivating stills and slow-motion video content for a new client C4 energy drinks.
Advertising Food & Drink Photography
Food Photography Luxury Hampers
Advertising food & drink photography
London Food Photography - On location
Last November I produced food photography for a fantastic new restaurant in Limehouse. Teaming up again with food stylist, Lauren Becker, this week's blog features food & drink photography for website, menus and advertising imagery all for The Straight & Narrow, a stunning, brand new cocktail and piano bar in east London.
Drinks & Liquids Product Photography
Following a recent purchase of a new high-speed Broncolor flash kit, I couldn't wait to get to work on a new creative drinks photography piece. The brief was to create two dynamic advertising product shots with liquids and splashes. Delivering this advertising style with liquids requires a combination of creative thinking and technical precision - not to mention, impeccable timing
Advertising Drinks Product Photography
Some clients come to me with the exact idea of what they require, others ask me to create the whole concept from start to finish. The following product photography was definitely the former. The client had previous images from a photoshoot last year, my job was to replicate the packshots exactly, ensuring the images had space for text and the final Still Life packshot would follow the brief. I was provided with a template which i used as guideline when placing the product. Each packshot required space around the final images so it could be wrapped around the square packaging box.