Piranha Photography - London Corporate Photographer

Board Photography for Sainsbury’s Annual Report

Banner of website showing company name Photograph taken by Piranha of Chairman Photograph of CEO taken in Holborn, London CFO photographed in London for website and AR Director's photograph on company website Non-Executive Director's photograph on website Director photographed by Piranha in London Director's photograph on website Director photographed outdoors for company website Picture of Director taken in London Holborn offices Board photographs website and annual report

Board Photography for Sainsbury’s Annual Report

Piranha Photography was asked to arrange the board photographer for Sainsbury’s annual report.  The board photography for Sainsbury’s was taken at the company’s head office in Holborn, London and featured in the annual report and on the website.

A big soft box was required to balance the ambient light and the flash, to give a more natural look. A shallow depth of field was chosen to give a sense of location without distracting from the subject.

The website of images Piranha provided to Sainsbury’s offered a wide selection of portraits from which the Board members could choose their favourite photographs to appear in the final annual report and on the company website.

Annual Report 2019

Below you can see a few of the black and white Board of Director’s photographs taken by Piranha and featured in this year’s printed and online annual report

Sainsbury's annual report banner

Director's black and white photograph in annual report next to review section Double page spread of Directors in annual report document.

Portrait in Newspaper to Accompany Article

The Guardian newspaper used one of Piranha’s portraits to accompany their article discussing the affects of the pandemic on retail / shops.

Press article Guardian with portrait

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS PHOTOGRAPHY ANNUAL REPORT PHOTOGRAPHY Individual Board Photographs CORPORATE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY
A big soft box was required to balance the ambient light and the flash, to give a more natural look. A shallow depth of field was chosen to give a sense of location without distracting from the subject. - Douglas, Photographer