We have just completed a large project for the private equity firm Inflexion. We worked closely with the in-house marketing team and design agency Comprend.
The brief included a portrait style would move Inflexion away from a more formal looking private equity group to a more approachable and contemporary hands on team. There was to be a sense of their environment in the new, much larger offices in Marylebone. January 2019 saw the launch of the new site and there has been great feedback.
A recent photo shoot for private equity client to show their latest transaction.
This private equity company required all new portrait photography for their team pages on their new website. The images were taken both outdoors and indoors in a variety of locations. Photography took place in London, Paris and Munich. The choice of backgrounds to give a sense of variety and location but at the same time continuity to the set –
After selecting an individual’s photograph and clicking on it the profile picture expands and the full biography can be read –
Sam/Douglas, Thank you very much indeed for the photographs, a very successful shoot. It would be great to schedule something for Paris and Munich…would you be able to give that some thought? - Client
Piranha Photography took portrait photographs of FNZ’s Chief Executive to accompany the news of today’s deal. The images had to be taken quickly and supplied ready to appear in the press –
Fulcrum have regular photography of their team members, so that the images can appear on the websites team page and in other marketing literature –
Piranha was commissioned to take a variety of portraits of this private equity company’s new UK partner in London. The selected image was provided to various news outlets so that they would have a photograph to publish with the news story. Below is one of the articles featuring the picture taken by Piranha –
Piranha photographed Apex Housing Group’s CEO on a London roof top to provide a series of images from which to choose on to send to the press. The below photograph appeared in The Sunday Telegraph –
Plurimi required environmental head shots for their website and also some photography around the offices to illustrate the working space and give a sense of the company –
Photography commissioned by Private Equity client of Hobbycraft’s new Chairman in Manchester…
