Blog | Category: CORPORATE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Office Photography and Video for Kingfisher Digital in London Piranha was commissioned by Kingfisher Digital as part of Kingfisher Plc to populate their website with new office photography and video interviews. The company is on the forefront of coding and innovation, for their flagship stores.  They provide consumer facing software to aid and simplify the...

Team and Office Photography for Leading Private Equity Company Office photography showing working shots and individual portraits for London leading private equity company. These pictures were for use on the company’s website and in their brochures and reports.  

Portraits for Private Equity Company – ‘People’ Web Page Palamon Capital Partners commission Piranha for regular portraits and office photo shoots to generate corporate portraits of their employees. The images are taken in their London offices and other locations across the capital, sometimes at events they are attending.  After each photo shoot Piranha provides a...

Headshots – How to Change the Backgrounds These headshots taken in one of our client’s London offices show examples of one of our regular photo shoots for an international construction company. On the day of each photo shoot the photographer sets up lighting and a white backdrop in a meeting room at the client’s London...

Company Photographs for Team Page on Website Piranha’s client – Thomas Cook Money required portrait photographs for the ‘team page’ of their website. The images were taken at the company’s London offices with a variety of interesting backgrounds. The brief for the portraits was for them to be relaxed and business like with a ‘blurred’...

Day of Photography in Oxford for Investment Management Company Here are a few of the selected photographs taken during a day’s photography in Oxford. The business is a specialist investment management company. The images were taken for use on the company website and other literature to give a real sense of the working environment.  This...

Real Deals News Articles about Equistone Partners The regular portraits taken of new starters for this private equity client are utilised on their website and other marketing materials and here have been provided to Real Deals for use when discussing the company’s recent deals. For PR purposes a strong photograph can be extremely useful as...

New Contemporary Website for AlixPartners Corporate Head Shots for Website Piranha have been commissioned to photograph London staff members of AlixPartners for their new website project. This global company specialises in helping their corporate clients with turnaround and restructuring. The brief was to achieve a new contemporary look and feel for all the head shots...

Internet Story Photography for Corporate Client Elsevier required photography of Robert Homewood a researcher at Goldsmiths University in London. The photograph was to be used to illustrate an online story on the client’s website about Intelligent Games and Games Intelligence. The article discussed how technology and artificial intelligence is changing and informing the way that...

A challenging balancing act for Equistone Partners Europe’s new website photography Our brief from Equistone Partners Europe, a leading mid-market private equity firm, for its new website – Equistone Website demanded eye-catching but informal shots of its Partners and employees that captured ‘a sense of place’ in France, Switzerland and the UK, reflecting the importance...

Photography of Consultants for Website Above are screen grabs to show Piranha’s photographs on Eden McCallum’s website. The company are a global firm and provide consultants and expertise to client’s on a project basis. Each analyst’s portrait was taken in two styles, one as headshot portraits against a grey background and another as an ‘environmental...

Photography of Executive Team for Annual Report The brief was to capture the relaxed nature of the executive team for Worldpay Group’s annual report. The photographs were taken during a meeting in London and the idea was for the team members not to come across as too formal, so as to portray an accurate sense...