Help customers judge the quality of your work. Planned product, project and people photography gives your team original images made for the website, press, campaigns and sales material they need.
Homestyle Windows, Rookery Mead, June 2025
We photographed this dormer bungalow for Homestyle Windows as part of the same project as the homeowner’s film. Wide views set the scene; closer frames show the product and the workmanship. Here are nine frames from the shoot, with three of them marked up.
A customer judging an installation needs to see both the finished space and the detail of the workmanship. A wide view provides the setting; a closer frame can explain the material, junction or finish. We agree what the photographs need to show, then plan the subjects and direction accordingly.
Product
The product on its own, lit to show the finish.
Detail
The handle, the hinge, the junction: the things a customer inspects.
Factory
The capacity behind a manufacturing claim.
Place
The scale of the operation, in one frame.
An image can be excellent and still be difficult to use if its composition leaves no room for a headline or can’t suit the intended page. We work through the website, press, brochure and advertising requirements before the shoot, including alternative framing and important detail shots. After selection and editing, we organise the agreed files for delivery. Formats, usage and the handover are part of the brief, so your team can find the right photograph when it needs it.
Shot list
| The shot | Where it’s used | How it’s framed |
|---|---|---|
| The whole elevation | Website hero and brochure cover | Landscape and portrait |
| The door and its hardware | Product page and case study | Close, with room for a caption |
| The house in its garden | Social posts and the press story | Wide, from a distance |
| The installer at work | Recruitment and the About page | With their permission |
Fire Doors Complete
Fire Doors Complete wanted to be seen as the go-to authority on UK fire doors. Photography and film were part of its new website, partly to raise the profile of its founder and managing director, Neil Ashdown.
Portraits deserve their own consideration. People should look comfortable and recognisable, with a setting that helps introduce the work they do.
We photograph products, completed installations, architecture, workplaces and people, with art direction, selection and editing included in the agreed production. Bring the material you need to create and the gaps in your current imagery. We can plan photography and filming together where that makes practical sense.
If your question isn’t here, call 01934 808132 or email [email protected].
Often, yes. We plan both in one production so the photographer and the camera crew aren’t competing for the same light and the same room, and we allow enough time to do each properly.
As an organised, edited set in the formats you agreed in the brief, ready for the website, print, the press and advertising. We agree those uses before the shoot, so the files you get are the ones you need.
Yes. Portraits work best when people are comfortable and the setting says something about what they do, so we plan the location and give people time on the day.
Yes, with the homeowner’s agreement. We arrange the visit with you and the customer, and photograph the finished job alongside any filming.
Find out whether your brand gives customers a clear reason to choose you.
Tell us what you need and where it’s stuck. We’ll come back to you within one working day with the right person for the job.
A specialist replies within one working day. You’ll hear from someone who knows construction, building products and home improvement.
Products, completed projects or the people behind the business: tell us what needs photographing and how the images will be used.
01934 808132[email protected]We photograph products, completed installations, architecture, workplaces and people, with art direction, selection and editing included in the agreed production. Bring the material you need to create and the gaps in your current imagery. We can plan photography and filming together where that makes practical sense.
Yes, where the brief and location suit both. We plan separate capture time and agree the images and footage needed, so the combined production gives each part of the work enough attention.