BUSINESS PORTRAIT | BRIGHTON

Ed is one of the directors of Brighton’s Centurion Group, one of the largest property developers in Sussex, and needed some updated business portrait photography for his company website, and to give to the media for editorials.

We photographed Ed in the meeting room of his offices in central Brighton, so he didn’t have to leave the office and could still conduct business up until the last minute before his photoshoot. I set up a small professional photography studio in the meeting room and we then spent 30 minutes getting a wide variety of shots, some more formal and some more casual and relaxed. This really suited Ed, as he could get straight back to work when the shoot was over. As a portrait photographer I often work in this way, and set up a small studio in offices, peoples homes and creative’s work-places.

Ed has asked if he could have his selected images processed in both colour and black and white, and I was happy to oblige. I started my photographic life working with black and white prints in the darkroom but even all these years later it’s still amazing how the ‘feeling’ and ‘atmosphere’ of even a business headshot portrait can be so different in ether medium.

Here are just three portraits from the session, in both colour and black and white so you can see how surprisingly different they look. And for the record, Ed was simply a joy to photograph, and what a brilliant natural smile.

Brighton business portraits photographer in Sussex, David Myers photographs business leaders and staff for company profiles, websites, brochures, media, editorial, newspapers and magazines. Headshots for marketing, actors headshots for Casting Call Pro, Spotlight, portraits of musicians and singers. Architectural and urban photography for marketing and pr, throughout Brighton, Chichester, Burgess Hill, Eastbourne, Haywards Heath, Tunbridge Wells, Guildford, Hassocks, Lewes, Hove, Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Hampshire and London.