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Hampshire Creative Photographer

Creative Photographer

Fine Art

Much creative photography comes under the category of 'Fine Art'. Essentially the imagery has it's own intrinsic value, it is created to have visual appeal rather than for the purpose of capturing a memory or advertising a product. Artistic prints in the home are typical examples of Fine Art photography.

Perhaps you would like a unique image for your living room or work place? If so, you can commission me to shoot something to your specification or choose an image from my stock library.

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Abstract

Abstracts are often everyday items shot in an unusual way, for example focusing attention to an individual leaf on a plant or shooting in a way that highlights the form and texture of an object rather than the object as a whole.

They make great prints to hang in the home and can also be used for other purposes such as illustrations. 

It's cheaper than you may think to have an abstract created especially for you that will match your interior decoration.

Commercial Photography 

Looking for imagery to advertise your business or product? Often small businesses had to rely on ready made stock images from photo libraries but this is no longer the case. It can cost less than you think to have bespoke imagery made for your product or service.

Images can be shot to your specification and theme, for example by leaving space on one side of the image to drop in your text.

I can source suitable models, makeup and other specialists so you only have to deal with one business.

 

Product Photography

Do you produce a brochure or run a company website? Bespoke imagery of your products can dramatically enhance the value you obtain from your paper based and online marketing campaigns.

Most objects that can fit through a front door can be photographed at my own studio avoiding the cost of hiring a specialist product studio.

My equipment is colour managed, assuring the colours displayed in the imagery closely matches that of the product. This is particularly important for colour critical products such as clothing and fabrics.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is the minimum I can hire you for?

A: For commercial work and corporate work, a half day is the minimum for most jobs. Some jobs involving travel may need to be invoiced as a full day. This will be discussed and agreed before the work is undertaken. For Fine Art and abstract work please see the prices page. 

 

Q: What are your charges?

A: £250 per half day, £450 per full day plus costs. This includes all post processing and supplying the images in electronic format, please specify which format you require. Please note a 3-5 hour shoot is a full day shoot due to the post processing of the images that is required.