Blog | Category: CORPORATE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

For the best portraits, it’s the dynamic between photographer and subject Before I start a photoshoot, I always want to know its purpose and what the subject expects from it. To get the best portraits, photographers need the active involvement and cooperation of subjects. As you know, it takes two to tango. The photoshoot’s context...

Learning Your Craft is the Key to Great Photography The benefit of manual focus lenses When I rub shoulders at press conferences and events with other professional photographers, they often look at me askance when they see me using manual focus lenses. Their attitude is one of why bother when modern day autofocus is so...

London Corporate Portraits for PR & Website Piranha was commissioned to take a mix of corporate portraits for the consultancy Boldt Partners.  Boldt is a pan European consultancy specialising in corporate communications and advisory consultancies.  The company are currently opening a new London office and have appointed a number of new partners. Individual and Team...

Staff Photography for Company Website Piranha Photography was commissioned for a number of photo-shoots to capture the staff of this PR firm in their London offices, the pictures were for use on their new website. The team is large and operates across the globe. The photography brief The brief was to include an interesting background...

The Nitty Gritty of a Corporate Photo Shoot – Photography of new CEO of Kingfisher Group at B&Q for The Times Newspaper Like a lot of corporate photography, getting the right image, on time, within the budget is always much harder than it looks. The image above looks deceptively simple, it shows a new CEO...

Corporate Photography with Social Distancing Last week, Douglas was commissioned for a corporate photo shoot of the board members of the Business Growth Fund (BGF) during an away day at Great Fosters Hotel, an attractive location on the edge of London. Although Douglas has photographed countless similar board meetings, we now ensure that we follow...

10 Tips for Organising a Corporate Portrait Photoshoot after Covid with Social Distancing There are some simple logistics to ensure a corporate headshot photoshoot post Covid with social distancing is smooth and stress free. We have put together a simple check list with 10 tips things to consider when organising a portrait photoshoot, this will...

TV Production Company Photographer – The Many Uses of Executive Team Photography The global entertainment company – Fremantle create, produce and distribute content across the world.  Their TV shows range from dramas, entertainment to factual and lifestyle. The British production arm of global entertainment group is made up of a number of labels, producing television...

Portraits for Private Equity Company – ClearCourse Background ClearCourse provides a technology partner with an understanding of organisational challenges, and experienced private equity backing. The Photography Piranha Photography was asked to provide corporate portraits of ClearCourse’s Mayfair team of staff members. The team members were each photographed in a range of settings and then the...

Photography for Business in London – Technology Company Kubrick Group Kubrick Group help businesses to evolve and embrace data, AI, and next-generation technology, redefining business models to stay relevant, compete and win. Kubrick combines cutting-edge skills with forward-thinking practices, providing fully scalable solutions. The photographer’s brief This business in London asked Piranha’s photographer to take...

Alumni Portrait Photography taken in London for Harvard Business School

Shooting in the great outdoors Corporate headshot photography of a senior executive shot against a plain grey or white background are always going to be essential for corporate press and marketing materials. But don’t forget that for other occasions when your business needs to stand out, these standard recent portrait photography by Piranha might not...