These images are from a shoot for Alan Hudson, a corporate entertainer and comedian. The brief was for some ‘character’ portraits for website and promotional use. Alan was great fun to shoot and we were able to get some interesting portraits for his portfolio. It’s important we learn a little about your business beforehand and the end use of the images we shoot is carefully considered before the photography starts.
Environmental portraits matter when the location tells you something about the subject. They can be more interesting than standard studio shots and can be enhanced by portable lighting, shot using daylight or, as is quite common, a mixture of the two.
A relaxed location portrait for a director of a firm specialising in office refurbishment
Portable lighting outdoors makes for an interesting picture and helps the image have more impact
The staff and management of The Dorchester Hotel in London
Your online identity is only as good as the material that accompanies it. Obviously well written copy is important but research has shown that images are many times more likely to make an impression on the viewer than a paragraph or two of text. Hyde End Studios specialise in people photography and working around your schedule, can create striking imagery that reflects your character and professionalism. Contact us to find out how simple the process is.
From a 'Board of Directors' shoot in Basingstoke
The dreaded group shot. We work really quickly to minimise the hassle.
Two contrasting headshots. One studio lit traditional portrait whereas a soft daylight treatment was more suitable for actress Julie Walters.
A relaxed studio portrait of Ian Keable, corporate entertainer.