The value of corporate photos extends far beyond just your company’s website. To truly maximize their impact, you need to strategically use these images across multiple platforms. Here are some tips on how to do just that: 1. Leverage Social Media Social media platforms are the perfect places to showcase your corporate photos. High-quality images can increase engagement on platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. Use professional headshots for team introductions, event photos for showcasing company culture, and product images to highlight what you offer. Always ensure your photo ..read more

In today's corporate landscape, first impressions matter more than ever. Your professional image plays a crucial role in how you are perceived by colleagues, clients, and potential employers. One aspect of this image is your headshot, the photograph that represents you in various professional contexts. But why is it so important, and how can refreshing your headshot impact your career success? Firstly, let's consider the power of perception. When someone views your headshot, they form an immediate impression of you. A polished, professional headshot conveys competence, confidence, and cre ..read more

The shift from selfies to professional headshots can significantly elevate one's personal branding. Selfies, while personal and relatable, often lack the quality and professionalism that a headshot conveys. Professional headshots are not just photographs; they are a strategic investment in one’s personal image and branding. A professional headshot portrays a level of seriousness and professionalism that can influence potential employers, clients, and peers' perceptions. It shows that you value your professional appearance, suggesting a commitment to quality and detail in your work. This trans ..read more

Planning an event photoshoot can be as crucial as the event itself. A misstep in planning can lead to missed opportunities and subpar photographs. To help ensure your next event is beautifully captured, here are some common mistakes to avoid. 1. Not Defining the Photography Goals Clearly Before the event, clearly outline what you want to achieve with the photoshoot. Are you looking to capture the general ambiance, highlight key speakers, or focus on guest interactions? Without a clear goal, your photographer might miss crucial aspects of your event. 2. Overlooking the Importance of a Professi ..read more

Planning an event photoshoot can be as crucial as the event itself. A misstep in planning can lead to missed opportunities and subpar photographs. To help ensure your next event is beautifully captured, here are some common mistakes to avoid. 1. Not Defining the Photography Goals Clearly Before the event, clearly outline what you want to achieve with the photoshoot. Are you looking to capture the general ambiance, highlight key speakers, or focus on guest interactions? Without a clear goal, your photographer might miss crucial aspects of your event. 2. Overlooking the Importance of a Professi ..read more

In the dynamic world of event photography, standing out requires more than just capturing moments; it's about crafting a visual narrative that resonates. Today, let’s explore innovative angles and approaches that can elevate your event photoshoots, transforming them from mere records of attendance into compelling stories. 1. Embrace Unconventional Perspectives Start by challenging conventional perspectives. Instead of the usual eye-level shots, experiment with high and low angles. Shoot from above to capture the grandeur of the venue or from a low angle to emphasize the excitement and energy ..read more

Corporate events are more than just gatherings; they are opportunities to create lasting impressions on clients, partners, and employees. One of the most essential aspects of a successful corporate event is the photoshoot. The right corporate event photos can capture the essence of your brand, the energy of the occasion, and the valuable connections made. To ensure your event photoshoot is a success, here are some key factors you should consider: Define Your Goals and Objectives: Before you even think about the technical aspects of the photoshoot, you must define your goals and objectives. Wh ..read more

What is the very last cost any business should cut, recession or no recession? During these uncertain times with a war going on in Ukraine, a recession on the loom, and the world recovering from a global pandemic, a lot of businesses will be thinking about cutting costs in this area, or have already done so! If you don’t know me yet, then hello! My name is Stuart Bailey, I’m a commercial and advertising photographer based just outside of London in the UK. I’ve been consuming a huge amount of business books, podcasts, and been part of a few business masterminds in London for the last 5 years b ..read more

Before hiring an events photographer, it's important to consider and think about the following things: What is their portfolio like? Look at their past work to get an idea of their style and the quality of their photos. This should be very easy to find and see on their website. Their website should have a whole page full of photos from previous events that show the calibre of images that they take, and what kind of events they’ve shot in the past. Availability Are they available on the date/s that you need them?: Contact the photographer as soon as you know the date/s for your event. Most of ..read more

What commercial photography is: Commercial photography is typically anything to do with images for business. Either promoting a person, place, product, or a service. Some subjects that fall under the board commercial photography umbrella include things like: advertising, lifestyle, headshots, corporate events, press and PR, product, food, fashion, architectural, and property interiors photography. The best commercial photographers will not photograph everything, but will specialise in one to three key areas of that list. Some photographers will even be so niche as to only shoot advertising cam ..read more