Blog | Category: CORPORATE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Annual Report Photography for Foxtons in London Annual Report Photography for Foxtons Estate agents of directors and also offices. There were a number of days of photography in London, the photographic coverage was of the offices both inside and out. The images showed working shots as well as buildings frontages and inside space. Board members...

Why use black and white photography for your company website? Why you should consider black and white photography for your company website… The history of black and white film photography Black and white film was first developed by Joseph Niepce in 1826 and still made and used widely today, it’s reliable, detailed and still very...

Ten minutes in make up is the best preparation for a corporate photoshoot For over 25 years, we’ve been working as professional corporate photographers. Our bread and butter assignment is the corporate portrait, with clients requiring, roughly every couple of years so, a new set of images of their board directors, senior executives and other...

 Video and headshot photography to add personality to your Team pages As part of a recent project for Stanley Capital, we were asked to film short video portraits to complement the employee headshots that we were also capturing on the day. These 2-3 second videos add interactivity to the company’s team page, and some personality...

  UK Covid-19 Inquiry Press Photography As the long awaited UK Covid-19 Inquiry gets underway, it does, quite rightly, get much publicity across all media, nationally and internationally. We were approached to take a series of portraits of Baroness Hallett, this press photography was for use in all PR and media and the Covid-19 Inquiry...

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...

Professional Photographic Lighting – Light Work can be Heavy Going Lighting for professional London photographer If using natural light was the answer for a professional photographer, you wouldn’t find me lugging around 30 kilogrammes of off camera flash lighting equipment on the London Underground travelling to photo-shoots. As a trick of the trade, the truth...

Website Photography for Barristers Chambers in London Here we show a variety of photography taken by Piranha for a number of barristers chambers. This first barristers chambers in central London commissioned a number of days of photography to generate a library of images which could be used to illustrate their new website pages.  The selected...

Website Photography for Oxford Biotechnology Company OMass Therapeutics is an Oxford biotechnology company based at Oxford Science Park who required website photography. The images to be taken were of staff members and Directors as well a photography in their Oxford laboratories and offices to provide pictures which could be used throughout their website. The company...

  New Website Photography, Banner and Talking Head Video for Private Equity Company This private equity company was launching a new website and required photography and video in their London offices. The range of work included – Video banners for the top of pages The creative brief was for the tops of the website pages...

Winterflood New Website Photographer – London Offices and Staff Members Winterflood Securities in London needed a new website photographer to provide a full set of photographs for their site which was under construction. Arranging the photography Piranha’s photographer needed to create meeting scenarios with a backdrop of the trading desks, so furniture was moved and ...

Do you get nervous having your picture taken? When it’s for a formal occasion, say a publicity shot for a business launch or an important company document, a nervous client, or at least a camera-shy one, is surprisingly common. It’s very common to be camera-shy I’ve lost count of the times I’ve heard clients admitting...