We are proud of our long-standing relationship with Lidl Hellas, which spans over a decade. In the past, we have provided them with both architecture and commercial photos, and we were very excited to see their new Head Office in Greece. This job came in two parts. One aspect was the architectural shoot, taking images of the interior and exterior of the new building to reflect its impressive modern styling and clean lines. The second task was styling - choosing the prints and the frames to suit the internal space. This exercise was not merely a matter of picking some nice pictures. Instead, we carefully selected images, then had them printed in a variety of ways, from laminated vinyl to prints on metal mounts, and even had pictures printed onto thin sheets of aluminium and acrylic. We enjoyed the creative process immensely, and the resulting collaboration is one of which we are very proud. Great architecture is about image as much as function. As the Head Office

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Did you know you process images up to 60,000 times faster than written words? People are visual creatures, which is why it is so important your commercial photos accurately reflect the quality of your business, and show your customers what you want them to see.

An interior architecture photo shoot at DΙΑDRΑSΙ's new spaces.

It was a great experience working for this publication. All the plates was high-end creations mainly of contemporary Mediterranean cuisine. Cooked with extra care and attention by the chefs, this project included more than 1500 creative recipes and equivalent plates.

This medical photo session, was one of the most interesting subjects I had the pleasure to photograph. Dr.Apostolides is a general surgeon doctor. In his recent career he specialises in bariatric surgery and he is the founder of Bariatric Surgery. 

No wedding is complete without a wedding cake, so we were delighted to be asked to do the cake photos for esteemed cake maker Elizabeth Solaru and her book, Opulencia. Elizabeth's s Cake Emporium or ECE is one of the UK’s leading cake makers, with her high-end creations being recognisable for their fine detail. The way she and her team transform simple ingredients into incredibly realistic yet edible flowers, jewels and pearls is nothing short of amazing.

It will come as no surprise that food photography is completely different to

The Country Club Hotel from rising group of Across Hotels, is on the Central Greek mainland, in a lovely small village called Mikro Chorio, surrounded by mountains and forests. If you did not know you were in Greece, you could almost picture yourself as in the Swiss Alps or a Colorado ski resort, as the hotel has the atmosphere of a luxurious lodge. The red and green interior echoes the natural landscape, while the panelled wood ceilings, stone walls and roaring fireplaces are reminiscent of a ski chalet.

Room Seasons products have that extra quality and stylisation that every creator loves. Nicolas and Damien founders of the company are two talented professionals who studied together at the internationally acclaimed Institut Paul Bocuse in Lyon France. It was a pleasure for me to work with them and in their London based newly formed company. I was able to capture the essence of the business via wonderful closeup meal shots, full of lovely textures and vibrant colours. Room Seasons provides room service food for 3 and 4 star hotels. 

Excellent images are crucial for your business. People process images faster than words, meaning that the images on your website are what potential guests will base their first impressions on. If you don’t capture their attention with your images it doesn’t matter how good your services or how convincing your words, they will quickly move on. Different sides of a building may require different types of light to show them at their best. For example, direct sunlight on a bright day could make the facade of your B&B, apartment or hotel look amazing, or it could cast hard shadows and give a terrible result, in which case it would be better to shoot at a different time of day. 

Here is some examples and common mistakes when shooting interiors and exteriors.

It is our role to create professional hotel images that allow potential guests to imagine themselves in the picture, waking up after a sound night’s sleep in the comfortable bed, relaxing in the lounge with their favourite drink, or soaking limbs weary from an exciting day of sightseeing in the bath. Small family run hotels like the Fairway in London have to work hard to compete with larger, well-known chains, so when the owner asked me to take his B & B photos, I was happy to oblige.

One of the main challenges of this kind of work is creating a complete image of the room to allow guests to mentally step inside. Including all of a room’s features without creating any wide angle distortion requires skill and specialist lenses. I relied on my Canon EF 14mm f/2.8L and the EF 11-24mm f/4L full frame lenses to do these charming bedrooms justice, applying my experience to edit the perspective lines to minimise any distortion resulting from the wide-angle lense.

Sample hotel work of Swallow Churchgate Hotel, in Harlow, Essex.

I was delighted to accept when the Hotel Olympic Sidirokastro in Greece asked me to provide them with contemporary professional images that they could use in their printed marketing material and on their website. An online presence is vital for hotels as a growing number of travellers are booking accommodation online, either directly with the hotel or through a third-party booking site. High-quality images are imperative,

Below is a collection of pictures we have done for a luxury mobile phone by Envvvy, targeted specifically for females. Envvvy is an exclusive brand that typically uses precious and/or semi precious metals and stones in their collections, justifying the thousands of pounds they charge for their luxury goods. Popular with the Arabian culture, plus all of those who shop at Harrods, this series of

An interior architecture photo shoot at DΙΑDRΑSΙ's new spaces.

The Country Club Hotel from rising group of Across Hotels, is on the Central Greek mainland, in a lovely small village called Mikro Chorio, surrounded by mountains and forests. If you did not know you were in Greece, you could almost picture yourself as in the Swiss Alps or a Colorado ski resort, as the hotel has the atmosphere of a luxurious lodge. The red and green interior echoes the natural landscape, while the panelled wood ceilings, stone walls and roaring fireplaces are reminiscent of a ski chalet.

Excellent images are crucial for your business. People process images faster than words, meaning that the images on your website are what potential guests will base their first impressions on. If you don’t capture their attention with your images it doesn’t matter how good your services or how convincing your words, they will quickly move on. Different sides of a building may require different types of light to show them at their best. For example, direct sunlight on a bright day could make the facade of your B&B, apartment or hotel look amazing, or it could cast hard shadows and give a terrible result, in which case it would be better to shoot at a different time of day. 

Here is some examples and common mistakes when shooting interiors and exteriors.

It is our role to create professional hotel images that allow potential guests to imagine themselves in the picture, waking up after a sound night’s sleep in the comfortable bed, relaxing in the lounge with their favourite drink, or soaking limbs weary from an exciting day of sightseeing in the bath. Small family run hotels like the Fairway in London have to work hard to compete with larger, well-known chains, so when the owner asked me to take his B & B photos, I was happy to oblige.

One of the main challenges of this kind of work is creating a complete image of the room to allow guests to mentally step inside. Including all of a room’s features without creating any wide angle distortion requires skill and specialist lenses. I relied on my Canon EF 14mm f/2.8L and the EF 11-24mm f/4L full frame lenses to do these charming bedrooms justice, applying my experience to edit the perspective lines to minimise any distortion resulting from the wide-angle lense.

Sample hotel work of Swallow Churchgate Hotel, in Harlow, Essex.

I was delighted to accept when the Hotel Olympic Sidirokastro in Greece asked me to provide them with contemporary professional images that they could use in their printed marketing material and on their website. An online presence is vital for hotels as a growing number of travellers are booking accommodation online, either directly with the hotel or through a third-party booking site. High-quality images are imperative,