CONNOR COOK COACHING
Working with Connor Cook Coaching was about building a strong visual foundation for a brand at the very beginning of its journey. As a new business, Connor needed imagery that felt established, professional, and aligned with the level of coaching he delivers , without overcomplicating the message.
We focused on creating clean, impactful content that could work seamlessly across both his website and social media platforms. The goal was clarity and consistency: strong portraits, controlled lighting, and simple compositions that put the emphasis on Connor, his presence, and his brand identity.
Every image was designed with versatility in mind. From homepage banners to Instagram posts, the content gives Connor a cohesive visual language he can rely on as his business grows, making his brand instantly recognisable and easy to trust.
This kind of shoot is ideal for new businesses looking to launch with confidence, giving them a bank of professional content that not only looks sharp but works hard across every platform.
BEARD
MANNERS
Beard Manners came to me looking for content that would work hard across both Instagram and Facebook. Not just strong visuals, but images that could double up as practical marketing tools for their brand.
Working closely with Jason, we planned the shoot collaboratively, with him leading the creative direction and me helping to bring his ideas to life through lighting, composition, and execution. The focus was on creating clean, versatile imagery that felt true to the brand while leaving room for added text and messaging.
Alongside standard content, we produced a set of images specifically designed for reel covers and informational posts. This meant thinking ahead during the shoot allowing for negative space, clear framing, and consistency so the content could be easily adapted without losing its impact.
The end result is a flexible bank of content that Beard Manners can use across their platforms — not only to showcase their work, but to communicate with their audience in a clear, consistent, and visually cohesive way.
KELSEY@
KHARTOUM
Working with Kelsey at Khartoum House was about balancing her two sides . Showcasing her tattoos while keeping everything aligned with the professional, polished feel of her hair salon.
We created a mix of content that captured both. Candid shots documented her in action, giving an authentic look into her process, while posed portraits and more playful images added personality and versatility for her social media.
The focus throughout was consistency, making sure every image felt on-brand, cohesive, and suitable across all platforms. Clean lighting, thoughtful composition, and a natural approach helped maintain that balance between creative expression and professionalism.
The final result is a well-rounded bank of content that allows Kelsey to confidently showcase her work, her space, and her personality, all while staying true to the identity of Khartoum House.
LEMONY ROSE TATTOo STUDIO
Working with Lemony Rose Tattoo Studio was all about capturing the atmosphere as much as the artistry. Rather than staged content, we focused on real, candid moments, artists at work, the small details, and the natural rhythm of the studio throughout the day.
Alongside stills, we created a series of reels designed to bring their space to life across social media. Every piece of content was carefully edited into a clean, vintage-inspired style that reflects the studio’s personality, timeless, creative, and effortlessly cool.
The aim was to build a visual identity that feels authentic to Lemony Rose. Soft tones, subtle grain, and honest moments come together to create content that not only showcases the work but also gives a true sense of the experience clients can expect when they walk through the door.
This approach gives the studio a consistent and recognisable look across both their website and social platforms, content that feels genuine, cohesive, and aligned with their brand from the very first glance.
NEW STREET MARKET
New Street Market approached me to create a portrait project celebrating their first year, not just the space itself, but the people who made it what it is. From staff to regular customers, the focus was on capturing the community behind the brand.
I planned the project from the ground up, shaping both the creative direction and how it would live across their social media. We landed on a street portrait style, using their iconic pink doors as a consistent backdrop, bold, recognisable, and instantly tied to their identity.
Beyond the shoot itself, I developed a full visual approach for the series. This included designing cover images for the project, mapping out how each portrait would be captured, and ensuring the edit matched their existing brand style, clean, vibrant, and full of personality.
The final step was thinking about presentation. Each image was created with social in mind, forming a cohesive series that could roll out across their platforms and tell a story over time, celebrating not just a milestone, but the people at the heart of it.
This kind of project goes beyond just taking photos, it’s about building something intentional, structured, and meaningful that a brand can use to connect with its audience in a real way.
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WE BUILD VISUALS THAT MOVE YOUR BRAND