Queer brand photography in London that looks like what you stand for
Founder portraits, product and lifestyle imagery for queer businesses that want photos with real personality. Fixed package prices, published on the site.
What you actually get out of it
A shot list agreed in one call and images back inside a week, so the campaign does not wait on photography.
Web, social, email and print crops from the same session, licensed commercially from the start.
Queer talent shot by queer photographers. The audience can tell the difference, and so can the press.
What every booking includes
- An agreed shot list before anyone books a studio
- Commercial licensing included, not charged as an extra
- Web, social and print crops from the same shoot
- Colour-matched edits across the full set
- Files delivered inside a week, faster on request
- One round of edit revisions at no extra cost
Featured photographers
Let's get you booked.
A few short questions, then pay now or send it as an enquiry — whichever suits. Takes about two minutes.
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Pick what fits.
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When and where?
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Where should we send confirmation?
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Paying now goes securely through Stripe. We match you with your photographer (or confirm the one you picked) within 24 hours.
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No payment now. We read every enquiry personally and reply within 24 hours with the right photographer and a tailored quote.
Common questions
What does a brand shoot include?
A working library across your site, socials and press, planned around your actual needs. Founder and team portraits, product, lifestyle.
How much does brand photography cost?
Brand shoots start at 800 pounds for a half day, with a full day at 1,500 pounds and a batch content day at 1,950. Commercial licensing is included.
Can you shoot product and people in one style?
Yes, and that consistency is the point. Everything is planned to come from one brand.
Queer brand photography in London that looks like what you stand for
Photographers who shoot queer businesses from the inside, so the images feel genuine rather than a rainbow logo in June.