Personal branding photography
You've built a brand from scratch. It's been tough as hell, and totally worth it. I know exactly what that feels like I've done it too.
As a brand photographer working across Lincolnshire, I photograph people who've built something real, with their hands, their training, or their whole heart and that's not incidental, it's the whole point. My work exists for one reason: to help the people whose work might otherwise go unnoticed actually be seen, properly, as they are.
for the small & the brave
How I see…
My eyes are wired for light, proper pools of it, the natural kind, not the ring-light kind. I'm entranced by texture. By negative space. By the bit most people would edit out of frame.
I'm going to say something slightly controversial: photography doesn't need to be perfect. It just needs to make you feel something.
What I notice…
The paint splatter on your studio floor. No one else has quite that splatter. The scraps of material left over. The way your tools are lined up before you start, without you even thinking about it. None of that is set dressing, it's evidence. Proof you were there, doing the thing. `
It matters just as much as the finished piece.
Working with me is one long conversation… like chatting with a new friend. Somewhere between the awkward start and the end, there's a bit where you forget there's a camera there at all. That's where the good stuff happens. The photo where you're idly playing with your bracelet. Where you look up mid-thought. The deep belly laugh after I've said something ridiculous. Those are the ones that actually look like you.
I stay in touch with most of my clients long after the shoot ends. More often than not, I forget they started out as clients at all.
What the process actually looks like on the day
Fancy a nosey at some of this in action? Head over to the Journal and see it play out in real shoots.
Ready to talk numbers? Head straight to the investment page.
What’s next?
