Blog | Category: Private Equity Company Photography

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...

Contemporary photographic content is constantly evolving and it’s important for me as a professional photographer to hear the latest views from leading companies, agencies, publishers and editors. Last week, I booked myself on a commercial photography weekend with Magnum Photo, where The FT Weekend Magazine, Diana Markosian (World Press Photo Award Winner), ‘Barbara’ the lifestyle/advertising...

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...

Financial Services Company – New Website Photography This global financial services client required website photography to be taken in their London offices. There were a mix of staff images, including portraits taken over a number of days of photography. The emphasis of the photo shoots was to capture working office photography to show the day...

How do you best organise and take group photographs for corporate companies? Like many team photographs, there is more to creating a strong group photograph than initially meets the eye. The whole process can take an hour or two to set up then just a few minutes to actually take. Why? Choosing a good background...

Team Photographs for Astarte Capital Partners New corporate photography was taken of Astarte Capital Partner‘s London team at their offices in South Kensington. Their fantastic offices afforded an excellent backdrop for the portraits, and provided a choice of images for their website and other materials. New headshot photography Headshot photography was required of the company’s...

Business Portrait Photography for Private Equity Company Here you can see a few of the portrait photographs we have been taking for Piranha’s for new private equity client – BGF. The photography takes place outside, utilising a wide variety of London backdrops.  This outdoor photography gives a fresh and different look to the images than...

Conference Photography for Private Equity Company and What to Capture on the Day The photography above was taken at a recent portfolio day in London for a private equity company, the venue was Frameless. It was good to see one of Piranha Photography’s photographs taken last week at this company conference in London being used...

  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...

Private Equity Firm Photography for New Website Piranha Photography is commissioned to help with photographic projects for many private equity firms. We have just completed a large project for the private equity company Inflexion. We worked closely with the in-house marketing team and design agency Comprend. All members of staff in the company were to be...

Clean Energy Company Investor Photography This private equity company invests in clean energy companies. They required a consistent set of individual portraits of their staff members to appear on their website, as well as a group shot. Group Photograph The group photograph taken of staff was used not only on the client’s website but also...

Corporate Headshots for Company Website These new photographs were taken to appear on the private equity company’s website. The corporate headshots London were taken against a plain background using Elinchrom studio lighting, and then subsequently ‘cut out’ in Photoshop for the company.  This approach means that the pictures can be used on the company’s previously...