
Product photography
Online, your photography is the product. People cannot pick it up, so the images have to do the work of the shelf: what it is, what it is made of, how big it is and what it looks like in use. Most returns start with a photograph that was not honest about one of those.
What product photography involves
Consistent across the whole range
Products are shot to a set specification so every one sits at the same angle, scale and colour temperature. A catalogue where the lighting changes halfway through looks like a business that changed supplier halfway through, and it is the most common fault clients ask to have fixed.
The shots a listing actually needs
A clean cut out for the grid, detail shots of the material and finish, something showing scale, and a lifestyle image for advertising and social. That list is agreed before the shoot rather than discovering the gap when the pages are built.
Selected clients
Related to product photography

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.

Packaging design
Packaging designed to stand out on the shelf and to run properly in production, from concept and mock-ups to print-ready artwork for your manufacturer.

Catalogue design
Product catalogues structured so buyers find the right item, understand it and know what to order, with consistent layouts across hundreds of product lines.

E-commerce marketing
Online shop marketing that covers the whole path to purchase: product search visibility, shopping ads, stronger product pages, email and retargeting.

Google Shopping
Product feeds fixed and optimised, then Shopping campaigns structured and bid so your products appear for the searches most likely to buy.

Amazon advertising
Amazon listings strengthened first, then sponsored campaigns structured and managed to cut wasted spend and lower your cost per sale.
Start a conversation
Share how many products you need shooting and where they will be used. You will get a clear view of what the shot list should be and what a day would produce.





