A Tale of Precision Photography In the realm of commercial landscape visual impact assessment photography, precision and attention to detail is paramount. This rings especially true in my recent collaboration with TGP, a reputable landscape architect firm, as we ventured into Essex to capture the essence of a proposed development next to the Proctor and Gamble site along the North bank of the Thames
In the dynamic realm of e-commerce and digital marketing, where visuals hold the key to engaging an audience and making sales, the importance of high-quality product photography cannot be overstated. Beyond merely showcasing products, it's about creating an immersive and compelling brand narrative. In this arena, Alexander White Photography stands out as a high level professional delivering visuals that don't just meet but often exceed
The modern world stands at a unique intersection between urbanization and nature conservation. As we continue to expand and innovate, it is now crucial to understand and document how our development impacts the natural landscape and environment. Enter Landscape and Visual Impact Photography, a specialised form of photography that fulfills this purpose. In this post, we’ll briefly explore the significance of this genre and how,
Every commercial photography project presents a unique opportunity to showcase your brand and product by creating stunning images. Over the years, I've had the pleasure of working closely with a range of clients, capturing everything from the delicate curves of wine bottles to the subtle details of medical stockings. In this blog post, I'll share the joys and challenges of photographing diverse products and working
The Importance of High-Quality Commercial Photographs of Garden Products As a professional product photographer with over twenty years of experience in the industry, I've witnessed firsthand the transformative power of high-quality commercial photographs for garden products. In this blog post, I'll shed light on the importance of capturing captivating images of plant pots and garden ornaments from my perspective, emphasizing the impact they have on
As a West Sussex photographer, commercial photography makes up a good proportion of my work. Whilst a lot of my work is made up of portraits, there is a very large overlap as a commercial photographer can take staff portraits for companies looking for high quality corporate photos. But commercial photography is also about product photography, and this is an area that I really enjoy,
Lockdown has been a bit of a learning curve with regards product and commercial photography, especially when looking at the work I do (mostly family portrait photography and wedding photography) and with lockdown coming right at the point of year when my business has just had it's 'winter lull' (the quiet period after Christmas where everyone is trying to get their finances back in line
As a photographer I get asked to photograph a wide variety of subjects, mostly it's people, and I really enjoy professional portraiture and the ongoing positive relationships that I have formed with my clients and businesses, who keep coming back year on year to update their staff photos proves that my work is of the highest quality. A few professional portraits taken for different
A recent client of mine (The Cottesmore Hotel Golf and Country Club) required a 4am wake up time to capture some stunning photographs of the sunrise over their golf course and wedding venue. And boy was it worth it, the golf course was magical at that time in the morning, with not a soul to be seen and the course all to ourselves (and the
Two slightly different photo shoots being summed up here, but with a common theme. These two young men had both finished their studies, one a sixth form student at Christ's Hospital and the second a recent university graduate. They and their parents wanted a record of their time and the student being unable to attend his graduation ceremony wanted a graduation photo and the student
