Blog | Category: CORPORATE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

  New Photography for Law Firm’s Redesigned Website Edwin Coe have spent a busy few months redesigning their website and then commissioning the professional business portraits of all fee earners to be shot by Piranha Photography at their offices in Lincoln’s Inn, Central London.  The resulting pages look excellent and the client is extremely pleased...

The Benefits of Taking Time to Choose the Right Corporate Photographer Did you know house buyers often spend less than an hour viewing a property before putting in an offer? Surprising, isn’t it, for such a major investment and potentially life-changing decision? In that short time, most people are unlikely to have tested the water...

Brands Play to Their Strengths to Meet Challenging Market Conditions You are in good company if you are concerned about the future of your business right now. The latest regular survey of business leaders by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) finds that sentiment has turned negative for the first time...

Private Equity Firm Photography for New Website Piranha Photography is commissioned to help with photographic projects for many private equity firms.  The work includes photography on locations and in client offices as well as sometimes for their partner companies.  The majority of the professional photography taken for businesses are corporate headshots of staff members.  These...

New Website – Portrait Photography for Brunswick PR, London This client which has grown over the years into a large international company which regularly needs new fresh corporate portraits of their London team. For the new website the style of photography had been decided on in New York and was to be rolled out in...

Forward planning is vital to the success of photoshoots Eye-catching, original photographs bring company annual reports, websites and other communications materials to life and make a business stand out from its rivals. But as everyone in corporate comms knows, capturing the images you need for marketing or communications collateral takes careful forward planning, especially when...

A few weeks ago, we started working for a global insurance company, a brand new Piranha client. Our brief as London headshot photographer  was to take headshots of around 250 of its 1500 employees based at the client’s new UK head office in the heart of the City of London’s insurance district. The client views being...

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...

Recent Individual Corporate Portraits taken in Oxford Business portraits for company Here are a few of the individual corporate portraits taken during an Oxford photo shoot for one person. The images are for use on LinkedIn and their company website. An updated portrait A few years later Cother needed updated portraits for her business and...

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...