A stock photo of a smiling model at a laptop does not sell your business. A photo of your own job site, your own shop or your own hands does. I come and take those, in the Kempen and in Noord-Brabant.
Included in a website or branding project. You can also book it on its own, with a price after a short conversation. All photos and rights end up in your name.
You deliver craftsmanship, and the only images you have are phone snapshots, in bad light, half finished. That works against your price.
People buy from a person. A page with no face leaves the visitor guessing whether they are dealing with a tradesperson or a call centre.
A customer in Turnhout who sees the same model on three sites reads that as: nothing here is real. Your own images win that straight away.
I come with one goal: images your site, your quotes and your social media can live off for a year.
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A short conversation or a questionnaire: what the photos are for, which services have to be in them, and when your work looks its best. Then I plan the day.
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A half day or a full day at your place. You keep working, I move around. That gives better images than standing everyone still and asking them to smile.
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I make a selection, edit it, and deliver the formats you need. If they go on a site I build, I put them there myself.
If it is part of a website or branding project, it is in the fixed price of that project. If you only want photos, I give a price per half or full day after a short conversation. A job site and a hair salon do not ask the same thing.
Do not overdo it. A job site is allowed to look like a job site, that is exactly what people want to see. What does help: say beforehand which corners you would rather not have in the photos.
Not obligatory, but it helps. People would rather call someone they have already seen. We can keep it small: one portrait, and otherwise your hands at work.
Yours. Once paid, you get the edited photos and the originals, with all rights, for anything you want to use them for. I only ask whether I may put a few in my own portfolio, and you may say no.
No. I photograph businesses, not events. If you ask anyway, I will point you to someone who does.
A week after the photo day, usually sooner. If you need a few earlier for an ad or a post, say so and I will send those ahead.
Tell me what you sell and what your business looks like. I will say what there is to gain, how much time it takes and roughly what it will be. If you already have good photos, I will say that too.
