Recent Work, Product & Still Life Photography blogs
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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Jewellery photographer London & the UK
I really enjoy shooting jewellery and the technical demands that good jewellery photography requires. I have built up a variety of jewellery clients, mostly based around Hatton Garden, but also all over London. Providing both creative and packshot photography. Below are a few examples of recently completed work.
Creative cosmetic product photography
Cosmetic products benefit from clever lighting techniques and creative thinking, something a good still life photographer has in abundance. A strong collaborative approach to the art direction, with a few Pinterest boards and a strong concept, resulted in a set of creative still life photography suitable for printing in the House of Fraser Beauty Guide.
Advertising Still Life Product Photography London
Getting the chance to create still life product photography from beginning of an idea all the way through to completion is a pleasure, especially when you can see the success and growth of a brand or company. It's great to be able to carry over the creative direction from the still life product photography to the packshot photography. For this shoot the colour pallet was bright and impactive and the theme was cymk. The bright colours and style was to remain the same for both the advertising and the packshot photography.