Commercial Photography
 I love Nottingham and I couldn't pass up the chance to photograph an event for UberEats when given the opportunity. As I'm sure you're aware, Uber is growing across the UK. To celebrate their expansion with the UberEats team, they hired me to take photos of their cocktail party at the Pitcher and Piano right in the heart of Nottingham's Lace Market. The client requested shots of company staff as they arrived at the event along with reportage and candid images. Usually, I work for this particular client as a food photographer in Nottingham, Sheffield and Derby. So this was quite a different experience working for this team. It was great to meet the smiling faces that work with the restaurants I visit to photograph yummy dishes for. And wow, check out how nice the stained glass windows of the Pitcher and Piano make as a backdrop.
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As a professional photographer I often get calls to photography community events. The local offices of Global company Doosan Babcock contacted me to photograph their Day of Community Service. Engineers and administrative employees from the South Normanton area came together to paint at Green Gable Care home in Alfreton. Images like these are often used for websites, newsletters, business social media accounts for a variety of reasons. It's important to show what sets companies apart and how your employees make a difference in the communities they work in. Or at least the communities your based in. A few of these guys travel all over the world for Doosan Babcock. It was great getting to know them as they prepped and painted. Thank you to everyone at Doosan Babcock for hiring me as your local event photographer and making a difference in the Alfreton area.  Corporate Event Photography of men painting in Alfreton Derbyshire  Photographs of local engineers helping their community  Painting at Green Gables in Alfreton Derbyshire  With Level Up Games stock it's impossible to show all of it. However the goal when photographing this retail shop in Canterbury was to highlight some of the more popular items along with get a sense of the store itself. That wouldn't be complete without capturing the owners of this geeky game shop, Gemma and Alex. Pokemon can be found all over this gaming paradise nestled in one of the UK's most notable areas. These particular photos were taken for a YouTube video as a shop tour to be pushed out on Twitter and Facebook. Check out some of these on-the-shelf product photography below. In case you're wondering why I chose to include both the black and white photo and colour copy of the owners it's because I feel the B&W version helps bring your eye to their special relationship as not just shop owners, but as husband and wife. After all, some of the best small businesses are built on strong family run and operated foundations.  Advertising a company and putting a face or faces to a brand is essential in today's business world. So I was honoured when Rebecca of BHCC reached out to me about photographing herself and the other company directors to update the company website. We spoke about what kind of impression their website should give and what the photographs should convey. Which led us to meet in Chesterfield where BHCC was holding a team meeting. The outcome was a mix of environmental portraits or head shots. Along with photographs of Ann, Mark, Rebecca and one of their consultants at work. We even fit in a few team photos. Quite a few can be seen on their website and social media. You can also see a small selection below. To have your team photographed please reach out to me at 07710 271457. Or by email found on the contact page. |
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