If there was one good thing to come from the events of recent years it Simply has to be the lessons learnt by businesses around becoming more agile and adapting. The pandemic, economic fluctuations, and shifting consumer behaviours have collectively served as a wake-up call, prompting companies to rethink their strategies; finding new ways to […]
Category: Charity
Telling your brand’s story with professional images
When it comes to branding photography have you ever thought about why consumers make the choices they do? Why does one person opt for one product over another? Why they select a specific location for a day out, or dine at a particular restaurant? Perhaps it’s due to positive word-of-mouth, or maybe a well-placed advertisement […]
Compassionate images with a charity focus
Is the power of imagery and professional photography ever more important than when the ‘product’ it represents is a charity? After all, charities have a difficult job to do – with so many doing some really great things they need to tell you why their cause is worthy of your time and money above any […]
Professional Product Photography for Ipswich Makerspace
This is a wonderful initiative being organised by an organisation in my community called Ipswich Makerspace in ipswich. They have making visors and doing delivery runs to get them to the front-line heroes that so desperately need them. I offered to photograph them to help this group to spread the work and hopefully attract more […]
Sewing Scrubs for the NHS: Non-Profit Photography
Turning isolation into appreciation, one good deed at a time… This week I’ve been celebrating a group of volunteers who have been sewing scrubs for Ipswich Hospital. The group is co-ordinated by a lady I know locally – called Clair Croomb – and they have done Simply amazing things. A recent update, from group member […]
Homeless Charity Photography For Suffolk’s Emmaus: A Case Study
With many people struggling during the lockdown, and the consequent impact on mental health, I have been Simply blown away by the committment of so many. One such person is Emmaus Suffolk’s Chief Executive, Claire Staddon, who runs the local independent charity and has created boredom packs to support their volunteers whilst they stay safely […]