This week I have been all over the country shooting people, places and objects! One of the most fun projects this week was to capture Newcastle’s coastal landmarks and the Law Courts for a well known North East Solicitors new website. Here are the images of the courts, (coastal to come soon) Â I thought they had a feel of Battersea Power Station… see what you think..
This week I gained a new client with a proposal for website imagery and am super excited about working together on the project. They are freshening up their website as part of their re-brand and want to illustrate their site using contemporary imagery. There will be creative shots of the premises, local spots and key staff portraits in the studio.
The images sets below demonstrate how a company can be reflected in a non formal yet professional way. Up to date photography styles also help enhance the brand, giving its customers the assurance that they are keeping up to date and forward thinking.
If your website needs updating and you need ‘meet the team’ shots please have a look at my commercial portrait work on the page titled Corporate Portrait Photography Gallery and get in touch! There is a link below for ease!
http://www.sarahdeanephotography.co.uk/corporate-portrait-photography-gallery/
Retro Wharfedale speakers & Sanyo ghetto-blaster, Skull Candy headphones and a Vestax mixer; proper boom-tastic props for this music themed shoot with model Sophia. She arrived at the studio with make up and hair beautifully styled by local salon Cocoons and outfits small enough to make anyone go dizzy!
The brief from my client was to to capture provocative and playful shots incorporating music props in a kind of ‘Ministry of Sound’ style, with sex appeal and lots of creativity!
We had a a great day and got some ace results but I cant tell you what they are for yet as its super duper top secret project…. but as always, watch this space!
 
I just got back from a really fun shoot at Komatsu UK of a visiting client arriving by helicopter. Hugh of HE Services has his own mode of transport to their annual meeting held on the Komatsu site. I had gritty eyes and a dusty lens but got some fab results! Next there will be some wondrous photoshop work to place him above his team…. (health and safety said ‘NO’! to such a composition!) Watch this space!
And for a bit of helicopter trivia swiped from Wikipedia, the word helicopter is adapted from the French hélicoptère, coined by Gustave de Ponton d’Amecourt in 1861, which originates from the Greek helix/helik- (á¼Î»Î¹Î¾) = “twisted, curved” and pteron (ÏÏεÏÏν) = “wing”. (well I am baffled…surely helicopters didn’t exist in 1861…..)
This week I visited the Komatsu plant to capture images for a library of paint colour options for their mobile digger machines. The sparkling metallic silver against the blue sky was a sight to behold!
My brief was to capture the thorough nature of the paintwork and to promote this to the Komatsu client base. It made an interesting change to the usual yellow branding. Apparently they come in any colour requested, even in melon twisting neon colours!
