
Event and lifestyle photography
An event happens once, so event photography gets no reshoot, no second version of the room before the guests arrive, and no asking the room to hold that expression again. Coverage has to be planned before the night starts, not improvised once it has.
Work covers award evenings, tastings, launches, golf days and dining and hospitality events, shot for two different uses at once: the immediate social post that has to be ready the next morning, and the polished set used in reporting and recaps.
A shot list is agreed beforehand against the run of the evening, so the people who matter, the moments that matter and the branding that paid for the evening are all actually covered, rather than discovered missing in the edit.
Share the event, the running order and where the images need to appear afterwards. The reply will set out what coverage that needs.
Related to event photography
Each one handled in the same studio, to the same standard.

Video production
Brand, corporate and product films planned from a clear brief, shot and edited to a sensible budget and cut for every place the video will be seen.

Social content production
Photography, video, graphics and captions produced in efficient batches and made for each platform, giving your accounts a steady supply of quality content.

Retouching and image manipulation
Product retouching, clipping, colour matching and composites finished to a brand standard, so every image in a range looks consistent and ready to use.

Art direction
A visual direction set before the shoot or design begins, then held across photography, design and film so the whole campaign looks like one piece of work.

Product photography
Consistent product photography for online stores, catalogues and advertising, covering every angle, detail and in-use shot a buyer needs to decide.

Interior photography
Hospitality, retail and property interiors photographed to show space, light and finish accurately, ready for websites, brochures and listings.
Start a conversation
Describe what you are trying to achieve and what is currently in the way. You will get a straight answer on where to start, and whether Vanilla Rain is the right fit.