A Look Back at 2025
A look back at my favourites images from 2025, a year filled with great corporate shoots for many different clients in varied sectors across London.
I had a brilliant year in 2025, continuing to take photos for lots of my lovely clients and also picking up my camera for the first time with many new clients who are equally lovely!
My work this year included many headshots of varying styles mixed in with some excellent events. I also enjoyed creating a nice selection of office lifestyle work in some beautiful workplaces across London.
I sometimes have to remind myself just how lucky I am to be able to call this my job and career. And for that reason I am grateful for each and every client who enquires with me. So thanks to you, and let’s hope 2026 continues in the same vein.
I thought I would share some of my favourite work from 2025. Some of my favourite headshots, portraits and event images along with a few office lifestyle shots.
New year, New headshot
No time like the new year to refresh your headshot - when did you last have yours done?
Is it 2026 already? Time is whizzing by. I don’t feel any older but my kids are certainly growing, but often I can’t tell because I’m with them so much. It’s only when other people see them; people who haven’t seen them for a while who tell me and my wife how much they have grown or changed.
Everyone always says that when you reach a certain age, you never really feel older. I’m not so sure about that - physically I feel more aches and pains than I did when I was younger, though there probably is a remedy to that - more exercise and more stretching. However much time I have on my hands, at this time of year I find it difficult to motivate myself to do that. Anyway, I digress, slightly.
We all do change, whether we like it or not, and it’s important to update your online persona to reflect that.
I often hear people say, right before I take their headshot at their office, that they like their current headshot, so weren’t sure why they need a new one. I ask them how old their current headshot is, and their answer is often more than 5 years. It’s no wonder they like their current one, it was taken when they were 5 or more years younger!
I’ve recently changed my headshot - one I took of myself whilst on a shoot for a client. I’ve gotten quite good at a fake laugh or smile. What do you think?
My new headshot for 2026
Clean and simple style.
My old headshot
A little more hair up top and a moodier style.
Do you think it’s time you updated your headshot? What about the headshots in your team at work? Or perhaps the whole company?
I can replicate any headshot style that’s been done before for your business or I can create a new look for you.
You can see more about the options on my London Corporate Headshots page.
Thanks for reading. Hope to hear from you soon!
Why Do An Office Lifestyle Photo Shoot?
What’s the point of doing office lifestyle photos? To attract the best talent, help showcase your workplace and show your employees that you value them representing your business to the outside world.
It’s been a while since I posted on this blog, but I’ve been nice and busy with a good selection of work ranging from events and headshots to office lifestyle photography. It’s office lifestyle photography that I’m here to write about today, with some examples from the past year.
Office lifestyle photography is about showing off the reality of a business and its people – a world of collaboration, little meetings and catchups. It's not just about showing what people do, but how they do it, capturing the energy, personality, and culture that make each workplace unique.
You can go about it in two ways:
Unposed documentary photos using available light.
Posed and set up photos using artificial light.
I have a whole blog post that goes into more detail about office lifestyle photography and the differences between the two here.
Why do people need office lifestyle photos? In today's competitive recruitment market, companies are looking for ways to stand out. Attract the best people? Boost employee morale? Showcase your company culture? Office lifestyle photography can help with all of that.
Attracting talent: Show potential employees what it's really like to work at your company. Do you have a ping pong table and foosball tournament? What other little things do people do in your workplace that they enjoy?
Boosting employee morale: Sharing photos of employees in action, collaborating, and having fun can help foster a sense of community and belonging. It shows employees that they're valued and let’s be honest, it’s fun taking part in a photo shoot because it’s different from your day-to-day work.
Showcasing company culture: Whether you're a young startup or a more formal corporate business, your company culture is what sets you apart. Photography can help show your values, your personality, and what makes your workplace different from others.
I love taking these kind of photos, whether posed or just pure documentary style. I’m always happy to discuss with you what would suit your business best.
After these kind of shoots, I upload the proofs (unedited photos) to a private online gallery from which you can choose your favourite shots. I then just edit those photos to make them look as great as them can, before sending them over to you as high resolution JPEGs using another online gallery.
If and when you’re interested in discussing your photography project, please do get in touch using my contact form. I look forward to hearing from you.
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