CASE STUDY: BOVILL LTD, ASSET MANAGEMENT
Corporate Headshots with a variety of backgrounds
SITUATION
Constant need for photos of new and existing employees, each photo shot against a new background so that no individual has the same background in their photo.
SOLUTION
To evaluate the workspace, identify the available lighting and how it can be balanced with flashlight, to identify the areas of the space that would make a good background. To pose the subject in an optimistic way, often battling their anxiety and visual prejudices against themselves, resulting in a unique and engaging image. This is done in the space of ten minutes.
The Result
Each person looks happy to be at work, their photo is unique and looks stylish. Accomplished within 10 minutes.
CASE STUDY: ARTSY - DISCOVER, BUY AND SELL ART
Replicate the work of a previous photographer
SITUATION
The cooperation with the former photographer has been ended. The client was looking for a solution to continue the same style and settings of headshots without re-shooting the entire crew. I was asked to go in and replicate the work of a previous photographer.
SOLUTION
I studied the work of the previous photographer, analysed the lighting situation, assessed the mood of the models, and went in with the necessary equipment and replicated the photography.
The Result
The client was extremely happy and rebooked me.
CASE STUDY - Butlers Wharlf
Architecture Photography
SITUATION
Six building projects that reached completion needed to be photographed
SOLUTION
Provided, with only a list of addresses, I researched carefully, the architectural photography sphere and came up with a Mood Board that I thought would suit my client. I then choose the correct day (according to weather, and whether neighbourhoods would be busy or not) and on the correct day I went out and methodically photographed each building.
The Result
Beautiful shots in suitable weather of all requested buildings
CASE STUDY: KEYSTONE LAW
Headshots with Art Directions
SITUATION
When a new lawyer is hired, I have to contact them and create an appointment, and then ensure they have a completely unique photo.
SOLUTION
In advance, I research suitable locations near where the lawyer lives or works, and in 30 minutes create a professional portrait in a photojournalistic style.
The Result
I have arranged the appointment, and met the lawyer. I have fully understood which area of law they practice, I then create a look and a style. For example, family lawyers want soft and cuddly image , corporate lawyers want to look “tough”. The background and pose needs to match this.
