Photographers Worcester & Worcestershire - Commercial Editorial PR and Portrait

Photographers Worcester & Worcestershire - Commercial Editorial PR and Portrait

Professional photographer Edward Shaw shoots photos for clients in Worcester and Worcestershire. He specialises in commercial, PR, portrait and event photography. This website showcases his work in portrait photography, product, food, property, still life and other creative photography. His work has been published in many magazines including midlands based, national and overseas titles. Recent commissions in Worcestershire include photographing porcelain for GWR on the Severn Vallery Railway, covering the Big chill festival near Great Malvern for Havaianas, food photography for Lea and Perrin's, industrial photos for Advent Engineering in Bromsgrove, shoots at Npowers' Worcester offices for the Npower company magazine, PR photography for Mercedes Benz and editorial photographs for the General Teaching Council.

Ed welcomes enquiries - to discuss your requirements for photography or to ask about availability and prices of professional photography, call 07904 919223 now or use these contact details.

Worcestershire Event Photographs for Havaianas at Big Chill 2009, Malvern

These photos were shot for footwear brand Havainas at their chill out area and stage at The Big Chill Festival. The brief was to capture a range of people, branding and mood shots to show the activities and atmosphere of the event.

Worcester Business Portraits, NPower, Worcester

These photos from two recent shoots for NPower illustrate a common challenge to photographers - to create creative and striking photos in a 'normal' office environment, quickly and with minimal disruption. In both cases studio flash equipment was used to give highly controlled lighting, to give shots which met the client's requirements for style and mood.

Worcester Portraits for General Teaching Council, Elgar College, Worcester

The brief for these photos was to produce portraits of a senior teacher and shots of her interacting with colleages. Choice of background, camera angle and positioning of the people in the photo were all important to giving the feeling of spontaneity and involvement with the group shot. In both photos, studio flash was used, to give a bright, positive mood to the photos, and a low camera angle was selected to give a feeling of involvement with the subjects.