AI Corporate Photography

Most companies have the same problem: the imagery they need today does not exist, and the imagery that does exist doesn’t meet the brief.

We produce corporate imagery to brief, whether photographed, generated, or a combination of both. The method depends on what the image has to do, when you want it and whether there is an existing image to work off. We also do video for all sorts, including onboarding and customer outreach. The one on the left is one of ours too.

Take a look at our guide to photographing the business you are becoming, it’s great advice and sets out where we can help, and where photographic skills still decides the result.

What we produce

• Corporate image libraries. A bespoke set your teams draw from all year, instead of licensing stock everyone else is using.
• Employer brand imagery. Recruitment and culture imagery that looks like your organisation rather than a stock library. Your people, your offices, and nobody else running the same photograph.
• Executive thought leadership. Portraits and concept imagery for reports, bylines and press, produced to the deadline the piece is working to rather than the one the diary allows.
• Retouching and enhancement. Where this service began in 2007, and still the foundation of it. Every generated element is finished by hand.
• Communications and onboarding video. Films for induction, training, tender support and customer outreach, made the same way and to the same brief.
• International teams. Colleagues overseas placed in the same setting as the London office, without anyone getting on a plane.

It costs thousands, and most of it is not photography

We have photographed enough all-hands to know how they come together. The date gets set because the photographer is booked. People fly in. Someone travels from Frankfurt for a day, for a photograph. A meeting room is blacked out, catering is arranged. And the directory still has gaps, because three people had client meetings.

Count it up. Flights and hotels for everyone who had to travel. Their day, which is the expensive part. Catering, a meeting room out of use for the day, and the half day the rest of the office lost queuing for their turn. A single round of team photography runs into thousands, and most of that has nothing to do with photography.

That is the hole we fill. Send the headshots you already have. Photograph people where they are, when they are free. We put them into one setting, one light, one treatment, and the set looks as though everyone stood in the same room on the same morning.

No flights. No hotels. No diary to coordinate.