Photography Process
Our pricing model is based on a creative fee (time on site) plus an editing fee (which includes image license).
Below is a breakdown
Creative Fee (Time on site)
Half Day (up to 4 hours): £440
Full Day (up to 8 hours): £880
Additional time: £110 per hour
Retouching & Licensing
Standard License
£30per img
Inclusive of website, social media, and contest entry
Does NOT include usage by any third-party
or
Commercial License
£85/per img
Use in digital and print formats for marketing, advertising, and promotional purposes.
Display on websites, social media platforms, and other digital outlets.
Printing of the images for internal and external use, including promotional materials.
Use of the images in presentations, brochures, and other business-related collateral.
Additional Retouching
Light retouching is included as standard. 1 revision per image is allowed. Any further need for editing is charged at £25/hour. Item removal is not included in the light retouching.
Cost-Sharing | Prior to the photography Session
Share the cost with others involved in the project!
Additional licenses are available at 40% of the booking fee per party, then split among all participants, making it more affordable than hiring separately.
The invoice is sent to one party who is responsible for collecting payment from the other parties.
Each company, partnership, or sole trader must buy their own license to use the images.
Using the images without a license is a copyright violation.
Copyright stays with © Studio Red.
We begin with a detailed conversation to understand your design vision and the message you want to convey. This ensures the final images truly represent your project and brand.
On the shoot day, we start with a walkthrough to discuss key shots and how to best capture each space, considering natural lighting, artificial light, and composition.
As I photograph, I adjust lighting, take multiple exposures, and sometimes incorporate dynamic elements like people to add life to the scene.
Each image is carefully refined in post-production by blending exposures for a polished, high-quality result.
A full-day shoot delivers up to 30 images, while a half-day typically yields around 15.
Photography Rates