Do you shoot in a studio or on location?

Both, depending on the brief. Studio gives controlled light for ecommerce and still life. Location brings real environment and energy to lifestyle and editorial. We'll recommend the setting that serves the shots on your list and your budget.

Do you provide models, stylists and sets?

Yes. We handle casting, styling, props, set build and the full crew as the shoot needs. You don't have to source talent or kit — we build the team around the brief so you turn up to finished images, not a logistics headache.

How is pricing structured?

We quote per shoot against scope — crew, talent, location, number of setups and final image count. Content days are priced as a day rate covering an agreed volume. Retouching and extra usage are itemised so nothing lands as a surprise on the invoice.

How does a content day work?

We plan a shot list, line up talent, sets and styling, then shoot multiple looks and setups in one day to bank a library of assets. You walk away with a batch of social-ready images instead of a single hero frame — efficient and feed-hungry.

Who owns the images and can we use them everywhere?

You own the right to use the final images across the channels and timeframe agreed in your usage licence. We'll set that scope upfront — organic social, paid, ecommerce, print — and can extend it later if your plans grow. Ecommerce shots are delivered to your platform's spec and in multiple ratios.

Brand Photography Agency London

Our photography was shot for a catalogue, not a feed

Social-native direction: cropped for 9:16 first, polished up for OOH and commerce.

Product shots look great, lifestyle shots don't

Lifestyle, product, still life, e-comm — one studio, one direction, consistent outputs.

Campaign shoots are too expensive to repeat often

Content-day models: high-volume asset days producing months of feed in a single shoot.

UGC and branded photography clash

We direct creator photography so it blends seamlessly with branded shoots — one coherent feed, not two.

Every shoot looks like a different brand

A photography direction system — palette, framing, styling and grade — so six months of content still reads as one coherent brand.

We never come away with enough to post

Content-day volume planning: you leave a shoot with weeks of feed, not a handful of hero frames.

Our photography was shot for a catalogue, not a feed

Social-native direction: cropped for 9:16 first, polished up for OOH and commerce.

Product shots look great, lifestyle shots don't

Lifestyle, product, still life, e-comm — one studio, one direction, consistent outputs.