Create for a client

Ensure 100 per cent client satisfaction in a professional project

When shooting for a client the first thing to do is to get a feel for their business and the message that they want to purvey. Working with smaller companies or individuals often means dealing with the owner directly. A client will normally approach me because they have seen my work and would like something in my style, but not always, so it is important to make sure that their requirements are fully understood beforehand. If they have images in mind that are not your own, then it’s a good idea to put together a mood board or a selection of images to reference to. Once a style is established a client may then leave the rest to the photographer. This entails a huge element of trust on both parts,…

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