Case Studies

Headshot Company recently had the pleasure of photographing a true national treasure- Sir Ranulph Fiennes. Since the 1960s Fiennes has been an adventurer. He led expeditions up the White Nile on a hovercraft in 1969 and...

Headshot Co. recently shot a series of press images for the all new Nissan Pulsar. The images were shot on location in Cambridgeshire, and included a variety of interior, exterior and action shots. The full press article can be found here.

We were recently commissioned to photograph staff members at James Latham's Purfleet depo. The images were shot over a two day period to ensure that all the staff were photographed. The images were lit to look as natural as possible, and mainly relied upon natural...

We recently photographed to Northampton Saints players to celebrate the clubs' partnership with Northampton University. The images were shot at the clubs' Franklin's Gardens Stadium in Northampton. The shoot lasted for around four hours, and the players really got...

In April 2015, we were commissioned by a London based fitness instructor to create a set of images for his website. The images were shot on location at a gym in Peterborough and involved multiple lighting set ups. We spent around three hours shooting at the gym, the...

We recently shot a series of images for Corby based West Recycling Ltd. The company were redesigning their website and required a set of pictures to be used on the new site. The brief from the designers was to create images with a dark, cinematic feel. The images were...

In 2015 we were commissioned to shoot a series of images to illustrate Northampton University's undergraduate prospectus. The images were shot over several weeks and multiple locations. The locations were a mixed bag of studio, indoor and outdoor environments and the...

This week a new record was broken. Until Wednesday, the record holder for the shortest photo shoot we’ve ever done was former CEO of Intercontinental Hotels Group, Andy Cosslett, who we spent a full five minutes with. In comes Richard Reed, CEO of Innocent-who smashed...