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Photography of New Company Workshop in Woodstock, Oxfordshire Mercury Infrastructure required reportage photography of their management taking part in a workshop at the Bear Hotel, Woodstock. The photographs taken were for the Oxford business to use on their website and marketing materials in the future, they were extremely pleased with the results.
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Recent Business Photography - Portraits of Company Directors Angela Mortimer Founder of Angela Mortimer plc Angela Mortimer had a business photograph of herself taken for use on the recruitment agencies website and other literature. One of her portrait photographs can be seen above. Angela has used this photograph and others taken by Piranha for all [...]
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Professional corporate photographer, providing company headshot photography and video for businesses in London, the rest of the UK and Europe. Piranha are commissioned by FTSE100 companies and start-ups alike, for numerous projects, covering a wide range of work and styles. Portraits and office photography for use on websites, events coverage and PR shots for press and publications, as well as Board and location photography for annual reports. Using top of the range Leica cameras and lenses. We process the images promptly and to an extremely high standard.
Professional corporate photographer, providing company headshot photography and video for businesses in London, the rest of the UK and Europe. Piranha are commissioned by FTSE100 companies and start-ups alike, for numerous projects, covering a wide range of work and styles. Portraits and office photography for use on websites, events coverage and PR shots for press and publications, as well as Board and location photography for annual reports. Using top of the range Leica cameras and lenses. We process the images promptly and to an extremely high standard.
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