Editorial Portrait Photography in Dorset for the Financial Times
The Editorial Photography Brief
The Financial Times commissioned me to work with Lady Sandwych at Mapperton House to capture editorial portraits for an upcoming article in The Financial Times about how entrepreneurial aristocrats are fighting the decline of ancestral homes through innovative methods.
The Portrait Photography Results
I love the relaxed and approachable feel of the editorial portraits and really enjoyed capturing some more candid images in between the posed shots. I love capturing people’s personalities on camera and feel that we captured the perfect feel for the article, demonstrating Lady Sandwych’s commitment to the longevity of her husband’s ancestral home.
Book Your Portraits or Press Photography
If you’d like to arrange a friendly and relaxed editorial portrait session, please get in touch now to discuss ideas and get a quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
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I travel throughout the UK for portraits and headshots. I live in East Devon and charge a small travel fee of 45p per mile outside a 20-mile radius of my hometown of Axminster.
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Prices vary depending on the distance, quantity of photos required and length of time on the job. I price each job individually according to your brief and time required. I’m always happy to have a chat about your needs and provide a bespoke quote for you.
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The most important thing about a press or portrait photoshoot is that you feel comfortable and relaxed. I recommend wearing anything you feel comfortable in, but generally recommend avoiding striped garments and shiny makeup.
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I specialise in corporate headshots and editorial portraits. I love bringing people’s personalities to life on camera. I’ve worked with established brands and companies such as the Financial Times, Channel 4 and The Sun, as well as many independent businesses throughout the UK.