Hotels and hospitality
Hotel imagery is judged against arrival, not against a brochure.
Sector hubs
Photography built around how your sector actually works
Every sector has its own access rules, consent requirements and delivery formats. These hubs set out how a shoot runs in each one, and which service fits the brief.
Bars and restaurants
A hospitality room changes character with the hour.
Care homes
Families choose on warmth, not on wide angles.
Schools and academies
School briefs run on permissions and timetables.
Universities and colleges
A campus is a portfolio of buildings, not one subject.
Gyms and leisure operators
Gyms sell atmosphere and equipment in the same frame.
Dental and medical practices
Private patients choose on reassurance.
Law firms and professional services
Firms need a set that stays consistent as people join.
Construction and civils
Progress reporting and marketing want different frames.
Manufacturing and industrial
A factory floor rewards selection, not sweeping coverage.
Logistics and warehousing
Occupiers read the yard before they read the copy.
Retail and shopping parks
Retail schemes have two audiences with opposite needs.
Housing associations
Handover photography has to respect the people already living there.
Student accommodation
Students book on amenity and on the walk to campus.
Golf and sports clubs
Clubs are sold on the surface and the social side together.
Churches and heritage trusts
Heritage fabric has to be recorded, not flattered.
Car dealerships
Painted panels mirror everything around them.
Holiday lets and serviced apartments
Short-let listings are ranked on the first three frames.
Charities and community groups
Community coverage has to earn its place twice.
Not listed?
These hubs cover the briefs we handle most often. If your sector isn't here, the process is the same — send the site details and the outcome you need.
Talk through the brief