Blog | Category: WEBSITE PHOTOGRAPHY

Creative photography brings to life working for professional services firms The service economy now accounts for around 85% of all people employed in the UK. These days most of us work while sitting at a desk or serving someone in a shop, rather than bashing out things in factories. While the upside is that working...

How do you get the most value from your corporate photoshoot? Now the UK economy has tipped over into recession expectations are that it will be neither long nor deep. But even if the UK quickly moves back into positive territory, both the Bank of England and the Office of Budget Responsibility are forecasting GDP...

Office and property photography for global real estate firm Here are a selection of images taken over a number of days and at different locations for a global real estate investment firm in London. New global head office photography The new global head office, required images of the CEO walking and inspecting the floors of...

What should you look for when choosing an office photographer for your company? When you are looking for an office photographer to come into your offices and take working office photography there are a few key pointers you might want to look for – 1. Has the photographer got experience of working in a busy...

Financial Services Company – New Website Photography This global financial services client required website photography to be taken in their London offices. There were a mix of staff images, including portraits taken over a number of days of photography. The emphasis of the photo shoots was to capture working office photography to show the day...

Team Photographs for Astarte Capital Partners New corporate photography was taken of Astarte Capital Partner‘s London team at their offices in South Kensington. Their fantastic offices afforded an excellent backdrop for the portraits, and provided a choice of images for their website and other materials. New headshot photography Headshot photography was required of the company’s...

Business Portrait Photography for Private Equity Company Here you can see a few of the portrait photographs we have been taking for Piranha’s for new private equity client – BGF. The photography takes place outside, utilising a wide variety of London backdrops.  This outdoor photography gives a fresh and different look to the images than...

Why use black and white photography for your company website? Why you should consider black and white photography for your company website… The history of black and white film photography Black and white film was first developed by Joseph Niepce in 1826 and still made and used widely today, it’s reliable, detailed and still very...

Website Photography for Barristers Chambers in London Here we show a variety of photography taken by Piranha for a number of barristers chambers. This first barristers chambers in central London commissioned a number of days of photography to generate a library of images which could be used to illustrate their new website pages.  The selected...

Website Photography for Oxford Biotechnology Company OMass Therapeutics is an Oxford biotechnology company based at Oxford Science Park who required website photography. The images to be taken were of staff members and Directors as well a photography in their Oxford laboratories and offices to provide pictures which could be used throughout their website. The company...

  New Website Photography, Banner and Talking Head Video for Private Equity Company This private equity company was launching a new website and required photography and video in their London offices. The range of work included – Video banners for the top of pages The creative brief was for the tops of the website pages...

Winterflood New Website Photographer – London Offices and Staff Members Winterflood Securities in London needed a new website photographer to provide a full set of photographs for their site which was under construction. Arranging the photography Piranha’s photographer needed to create meeting scenarios with a backdrop of the trading desks, so furniture was moved and ...