corporate, industrial and annual report

Oct 2010

London: Alan Thornton:

Alan Thornton's images speak for themselves.

Visit his website for more information.

London: Barry Willis:

Whether directing a full production shoot with assistants, digital operator, stylist, hair and make-up, models and extras or shooting guerrilla-style reportage, for Barry Willis no job is too big or too small.

"I love the excitement of that first client meeting," He says. "For me, the journey begins with a set of scamps or layouts and ends with a satisfied client."

As well as keeping busy this summer working on various commercial projects for Deutsche Bank, Camelot, Clifford Chance and British Land, Barry has enjoyed working on a personal project, writing, producing and shooting a music video.

Barry strongly feels that the need for video is only going to grow with clients' increasing demand for web-based content.

"As a stills photographer, I relish the opportunity to apply my intimate understanding of lighting and strong sense of composition to the moving image."

London: Bill Robinson for Process:

Bill Robinson's innate charm and warm personality make him a firm favourite with his many corporate clients. Hugely experienced and versatile, Bill creates natural, spontaneous, realistic imagery for a diverse group of clients. Well known throughout both the design and advertising industries, he enjoys the challenge of shooting on location in working environments or is equally comfortable and experienced shooting in the studio.

NatWest’s highly visible current campaign is the handiwork of Bill, as are Morrison’s current in-store campaign and annual reports for ABF, Lloyds Register, Deutsche Bank, Ernst and Young Global, HCL and Royal Bank of Scotland.

For a full and extensive client list and to see more of Bill's work, visit the Process website and register for regular email updates.

London: Charlie Fawell:

Comfortable in both the offshore and onshore environments, Charlie Fawell relishes the diversity of corporate and industrial photography.

From clean and pristine control rooms to holes in the ground, every assignment provides it’s own unique challenge and Charlie is always on the lookout for a different angle. 

Whether it is hanging out of a builder’s bucket or reconnecting with Mother Earth to get the worm’s eye perspective, Charlie will do whatever it takes to find the most advantageous vantage point and the best possible image.

Recent clients have ranged from major energy suppliers and distributors to engineering and pharmaceutical industrials.

Visit Charlie’s website to see more of his work.

London: David Oliver:

David Oliver is a multi-talented photographer, and his ability to put people at their ease leads to the natural and relaxed imagery that he is known for. Using his shoot-through and depth-of-field techniques, David brings an intimacy to his pictures rarely achieved by others, the composition of his shots dramatically enhancing the characteristics of his subjects.

Previous work has tended to focus on the personality of individuals within the photographs. These latest images show that even the photograph of a single individual can include the dynamics of an event. His pictures all hint at the story behind the image.

London: David Townend:

David Townend has over 20 years experience shooting dynamic and engaging images for a wide variety of clients in the corporate and editorial sectors in Europe and the US. He has the perfect combination of personal skills and technical expertise to capture people in their daily environment in an efficient and sensitive manner.

Recent clients include Balfour Beatty, Commerzbank, Highways Agency, John Lewis, Office of Fair Trading and ODPU.

This year, David won recognition for both his corporate and personal work receiving a total of six "Honorable Mentions” in the International Photography Awards, Los Angeles. In particular, his series of documentary portraits shot on the oncology wards for the Royal Marsden Healthcare Trust Annual Report caught the judges' eyes.

Visit David's website to see more of his award-winning corporate imagery and personal work.

London: Julian Calder:

"Work, in all its many forms, has always been a subject that I like to photograph," says Julian Calder. "Also the people who have reached the top of their chosen profession. The challenge is to take more than a likeness in 15 minutes!"

Over this past year, Julian has photographed five annual reports, 22 people who still sleep in the room they were born in, and a photo essay documenting homebirths. He also had the honour of photographing five official portraits of Her Majesty The Queen and Prince Philip.

Visit his website for more information.

London: Martin Beddall:

For over 20 years, Martin Beddall's principal subjects have been people. From the boardroom to windswept hilltops, the factory floor to hanging out of a helicopter, his corporate and editorial work has led him to a myriad of situations around the world.

Recent clients include Schroders, Virgin Green Fund, First Group, Hammerson, National Express, Powerchex, Oxford University Press, Parexel International and PKR.com.

London: Michael Heffernan:

Michael Heffernan has been shooting both corporate and lifestyle photography for over 20 years. His approach is to always capture people looking spontaneous and active in believable situations.

Michael has shot a wide range of people and subjects across the business world, including oil platforms in the North Sea, agriculture in Bali, Brazil, Canada and the USA, brewery operations in South Africa, China and Colombia, and healthcare and financial services clients throughout the UK, UAE and the US.

Recent clients include The Royal Marsden, Syngenta, Schroders, Cadbury's and Sab Miller.

London: Mike Ellis:

From the boardroom to the production line, Mike Ellis brings his extensive experience and professional approach to create fresh and engaging images for his corporate clients.

Mike favours a natural approach to reveal the character of his subjects, whether in an everyday office environment or a more dramatic industrial location.

His wide-ranging portfolio includes work across a broad range of sectors both in the UK and further afield. Mike portrays the people and their energy that are the driving forces behind these global businesses, who increasingly need to engender a more open and honest relationship with their customers and shareholders.

This year's client list includes Blue Bay, Cookson, ICAP, LV, Marks & Spencer, NHS PCC, Premier Oil, PwC, Psion,Tom Tom and Yahoo! as well as a centenary annual review for the Institute of Cancer Research and a series of posters for The Stroke Association.

London: Molyneux Associates:

Andrew Molyneux has over 25 years experience behind the lens working for a huge range of international clients in the corporate, editorial and advertising sectors.

With a portfolio that covers every possible industry, including aerospace, construction, biotech, finance, oil and engineering, he has built a reputation for delivering highly creative images without any hassle.

Equally at home in the boardroom or on the factory floor photographing a diverse range of people from all walks of life, latest clients include Lloyds Register, RWE Npower, Nexen, Laird Group, GE Aviation, Premier Foods, British Transport Police, Mitchells & Butlers, Youngs and Tetrapak.

London: Philip Gatward:

“Jackets on? Jackets off? A phrase you're familiar with? My answer is always 'lets do both.’"

For over 10 years, Philip Gatward has been capturing the confidence and mood of business leaders in the UK and across Europe with his corporate photography. His experience shows in his work, which is always efficient, fresh and sometimes award-winning.

Blue chip chairman to nurse, NGO volunteer to shop floor worker, Philip excels at nurturing a persuasive performance from someone who is not always comfortable in front of the camera. The proof is his acclaimed series on the tribes of the South Omo Valley that has just won first place in the International Photography Awards 2010.

Recent work includes a commission for VSA Partners to shoot the cover of Mohawk Paper’s gorgeous, sexy exploration ‘Bike: Examined’.

London: Sean Pollock:

Sean Pollock specialises in portraits of people and places for clients in the areas of design, publishing, advertising corporate and industrial.

Shooting in a distinctive style, commissions can be completed on location or studio.

Recent work includes The Sunday Times Magazine, BBC Television, Hampson Aerospace and Little Brown Publishing in countries including China, India, Turkmenistan, Dubai and the US.