Photographic Portfolio Builder

Portrait Photographer

Portfolio and Portrait images

Whichever industry you are in, a Portfolio of well captured images can help define your craft or art. In the creative industries a portfolio is an essential, with actors, dancer and models we can help to demonstrate your range of looks, style and your charisma. Demonstrate that you can pose or become a number of different characters, and invest in these, whilst also having depth in the range. For creatives behind the scene, it gives you a chance to connect with your audience and engage with them. And we love the different look and styles we can build up.

Natural Light Photography

We love working in natural light, and one of the things we love doing on our Portfolio Shoots is working on location. This gives us a great many opportunities for the shoot. We can pick out a location for it’s appearance, for colours and shapes and the energy it bring to the images. Or we can pick a location that defines your creativity and links in to your art, or a place that is special to you and defines you. We’ll normally try to also pick out a place that gives us multiple locations, that we can travel to quite easily, and achieve a number of different looks and style.

Studio Shoots

As well as working outside in Natural Light, we love working in the Studio as well. Working in a Studios gives us a chance to control the light, and we can work to set up specific shots. We can use the light to show shape and form, as well as setting up a particular mood. It’s also a bit easier to control the weather in a studio!

Creative Portraits

We also love doing something a little creative on our Shoots. We love the use of Light to Create shadow or a uniques Background. We also love to tell photographic stories, and this can be a great way of working on our Photographic Portfolio Builder Shoot, as it allows us to capture a variety of different looks and images.

Black and White Photography

We love working in Black and White, indeed, in the days of Film we would generally have a roll of 37mm Black and White Film in the Camera. Now in the world of Digital we don’t have to make a single choice, we can work with both from a Camera RAW File, and so we’ll process your image sin both Colour and Black & White.

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