Capture the essence of your brand with professional photography. From product shoots and corporate portraits to event coverage, our photographers bring creativity and precision to every frame.

Here’s a structured breakdown of the main types of photography, grouped by field and use:

1. Portrait & People Photography

  • Portrait Photography – individual or group portraits, studio or outdoor.
  • Fashion Photography – clothing, accessories, editorial, lookbooks.
  • Lifestyle Photography – natural, candid, everyday moments.
  • Glamour Photography – stylised, beauty-focused.
  • Family & Children Photography – milestones, family portraits.
  • Newborn Photography – infants, maternity sessions.
  • Event Photography – weddings, parties, corporate events.
  • Sports Photography – action shots of athletes and games.
  • Concert & Performance Photography – live music, theatre, entertainment.

2. Commercial & Product Photography

  • Product Photography – e-commerce, catalogues, advertising.
  • Food Photography – restaurants, cookbooks, menus.
  • Architectural Photography – buildings, interiors, real estate.
  • Corporate Photography – business headshots, branding shoots.
  • Advertising Photography – campaigns for print/digital media.
  • Industrial Photography – factories, construction, heavy machinery.

3. Art & Creative Photography

  • Fine Art Photography – creative expression, gallery work.
  • Conceptual Photography – storytelling and symbolism.
  • Abstract Photography – textures, patterns, experimental.
  • Black & White Photography – monochrome artistic work.
  • Surreal Photography – digitally manipulated or staged visuals.

4. Nature & Outdoor Photography

  • Landscape Photography – natural sceneries, travel.
  • Wildlife Photography – animals in their habitats.
  • Astrophotography – stars, planets, night sky.
  • Aerial Photography – drone or aircraft perspectives.
  • Underwater Photography – marine life, aquatic scenes.
  • Adventure/Travel Photography – documenting journeys and cultures.

5. Specialised Photography

  • Documentary Photography – storytelling, social issues, journalism.
  • Street Photography – candid urban life.
  • Macro Photography – extreme close-ups (insects, textures).
  • Medical Photography – clinical documentation.
  • Forensic Photography – crime scene, evidence.
  • Scientific Photography – research, experiments, microscopy.
  • Stock Photography – generic imagery for licensing.