Photography that has a job to do.
Every image here is shot for a specific place: a listing, an ad, a hero, a feed. That is a different brief from making something pretty.
Clean packshots that pass Amazon, Walmart and Shopify requirements first time, at consistent scale across the catalogue.
Product in context, styled and lit, which is what actually sells on a feed and in a paid ad.
Real photographs of your space and your people, so your About page is not a stock library.
Every shot delivered in the ratios the platforms need, so nothing is cropped badly when it is placed.
Cleanup, colour correction and consistency across the set, in the per-image price rather than added after.
Full commercial usage rights, included. A lot of photographers licence usage separately and a lot of brands do not realise it.
Brief, shoot, deliver.
Most of the cost in photography is coordination. We keep that short.
STEP 01
Agree the shot list
Which images, for which placement, at which ratio. Written down before anybody sets up a light.
STEP 02
Ship or schedule
Send product to us, or we shoot on location if the setting is the point.
STEP 03
Shoot the set
Consistent lighting and scale across the catalogue, so the grid looks like one brand rather than twelve sessions.
STEP 04
Deliver and retouch
Retouched, cropped for each platform, delivered as files you own outright.
From $35 an image.
White-background listing images. Styled lifestyle photography from $125 an image. Day rates for larger shoots.
Published studio rates run $15 to $50 for a packshot and $89 to $300 for a styled lifestyle image. Ours include retouching and full usage rights, which are frequently billed separately elsewhere.
Runs well with these.
Most of these problems are the same problem wearing a different hat.
Questions we get asked.
How much does product photography cost per image?
White-background listing images start at $35 and styled lifestyle images at $125, both including retouching and full commercial usage rights. Published studio rates run $15 to $50 for a packshot and $89 to $300 for a lifestyle image, with rights often licensed separately.
Do I own the photographs?
Yes, with full commercial usage rights included in the per-image price. A lot of brands do not realise they lack unlimited rights to photographs of their own products, because many photographers licence usage separately.
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How many products need shooting?
Send a count and where the images are going. You get a per-image price and a turnaround, not a discovery call.