Here’s Marcus Enno photographing a fashion look book for Junk Clothing.
Have a look at their latest winter look book. We’re really happy with how it came out.
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A sea gull looking for hot chips at Luna Park.
This food photo shoot was over two days. We photographed Golden Crumpets and Picklets as well as Tip Top Muffins and Raisin Toast.
The images are now being used at point of sale locations across Australia.
Sometimes we have to use a bit of creative problem-solving to make our images come to life. For the image of the boy below, we created a scruffy look by going into the backyard, grabbing handfuls of dirt and rubbing it into his clothes and face. As you can imagine, he really enjoyed this.
Write Away builds and manages the reputations of leading global, regional and local companies. For more than 25 years the company has focused on household goods, building and construction, consumer electronics, food, travel, tourism, health, beauty, FMCG, technology and not-for-profit sectors.
“I have known Studio Commercial for years. The events that they cover are well captured and these photographs are a great way for our clients to share activities outside of the office with their staff. They’re easy-going, very patient and friendly.”
- Roberta Marcroft, Write Away PR
We cover event photography for Write Away.
Thanks Roberta!
This month’s coffee at Studio Commercial is exclusively from Panama.
Brought you by this bad pun: It’s panemonium!
This was shot on the way to a location photo shoot.
Have a great Anzac Day tomorrow!
Q: You mentioned that you tried three photographers before using Studio Commercial. What were the differences between our photography and the other photographers?
We did try three other photographers before Studio Commercial and there is no comparison! The others were expensive and unprofessional in comparison – one even forgot his lighting equipment! – and the images themselves were inadequate for our needs.
A: A good relationship with the photographer is very important to us. Photographers, in common with other professions, have different skills and areas of specialization. We realized this after trying a wedding photographer. A wedding specialist, highly skilled in photographing weddings, may not necessarily be the one to shoot a showroom or products!
On the other hand, Jason was fantastic. He knew exactly what we wanted, and was able to get it right the first time. The phrase ‘above and beyond the call’ comes to mind; for all that it is a cliché. He was willing to keep redoing the shoot until all involved were completely satisfied, and maintained a professional and friendly demeanor the entire time.
Q: What do you use your photography for and why is it important?
A: A host of things! We like to use clean, professional photos to showcase our showroom and storefront, and thus the images need to be a showcase for what we do. We are in the business of helping the dreams of couples for their wedding come true and any imagery we use is required bring this message across.
We also use photography for specials, gifts that we grant to our customers. Being an online business, we need good quality, crisp photos that showcase the quality of our range and highlight the nature of the gift selection we offer. A good example is this lovely picnic basket, which includes the bottle of Moët. Poor-quality images would give a poor impression and so they must meet the same standard as our service.
We also maintain a blog, which is the first place to go for news and updates about the range and services we offer. As such, its appearance must uphold the same quality as our product images and showroom; we need a quality sidebar photo. This is especially important for potential clients, as they must feel that they can trust us to assist with their wedding planning, and help with their special day.
We enjoyed being involved in the Grand Design photo shoot for 2012, especially after we had such a blast for the award winning 2011 shoot.
This month’s coffee is a special blend from Ipanema and Jason’s home grown coffee beans.
