Commercial & Corporate Branding Photography
Tell a visual story
We create and provide images specific and exclusive to your business. Show your customers you are local, you are real, and you are unique. The age of generic stock photography is over. Most stock photos have a North American or northern European aesthetic; appearing generic and not local. The public now are more visually literate and can recognise these. Give your marketing and PR team a unique advantage. We have two options: one-off branding shoot, and retainer.
Work Order Request Forms
One-off Clients
We can do a day, week, or month shoot creating a small image library to help you with your corporate branding. Images will be kept securely on the cloud accessible to only your authorised staff. These jobs involve one invoice, and such clients are eligible for returning-customer discounts, and upgrades to Retainer is easy. Please contact us for more information.
Story One
A commercial shoot in a bar in Nagoya, Japan
We create unique images of your business to draw your customers in. Don't tell, show your customers what you're about.
Show the experience
People process images 1000 times faster than words. Use images to communicate your business story. Show your customers what the experience will be like. Help them get excited about your products or services.
A commercial shoot in Japan.
Image management
We travel from Melbourne Australia to anywhere throughout Victoria, Australia, and Asia.
Travel Photos prioritises his VIP clients and especially those who keep him on a retainer. 99% of jobs are at least two days, as time for preparation, research, shooting, and post processing are essential for high quality outcomes.
Professionalism
Travel Photos:
- Is a registered business
- Has professional insurance
- Has Work Cover
- Andrew (the director and photographer) is a general member of AIPP
- Uses professional equipment
- Committed to the highest standards of conduct and quality
Covid life is hard for everyone; so, 20% off for 2020 and most of 2021 for beginning to medium businesses.
Practice product shoot
Andrew as an official photographer at a major sporting event in Japan
One of Japan's top marathon runners Misato Horie photographed at a major marathon event
Retainer Clients
Give your PR team an advantage. Retainer clients pay a monthly subscription. Package includes monthly (or more regularly) on-site photography, and cloud storage of your company's image library, which only your authorised staff will have access. Use the Archive Login to access your image library, and Work Order Request Forms (above) as needed.
Story Two
A project shoot for gliding in Australia. The aim is to tell a story.
Package / invoice options
Travel Photos can provide for a variety of needs to help you with your projects. Including:
- Shoot / project research
- Talent, makeup artist, wardrobe, assistants, local fixer hire
- Image delivery: online, prints, other
- Post processing: None, essential, expert, retouching
- Editing: None, careful, cream-of-the-crop; one edit no revisions.
- Social media product placement, sponsored posts, linking/tagging, etc
- Travel: Local, regional, national, international
Rights Managed photo licensing options:
- Regional / worldwide
- Digital, online, social media, print
- Corporate, editorial, personal uses
- Limited print runs, limited term use, perpetuity
- Exclusive (for license term limits) / non-exclusive use
- Owned. Client 100% owns the image copyrights (fees can be very substantial)
Please contact us for more information.
About delivery & quality
Travel Photos will follow your brand guidelines creating exclusive unique imagery for your brand. We use only the best available professional level equipment, and engage a variety of experts (models, makeup artists, photo editors, etc) as per your budget allocations.
Images are delivered as:
- Delivered in JPEG (saved at maximum quality) in "full" and "websized" for immediate social media use
- Digital images are shot and processed in Adobe RGB (Adobe 1998) colour space.
- 300 pixels per inch resolution
- "Full sized: is at least 3000×2000 pixel dimensions, and newer photos are now up to 6000×4000 (25mb, usually around 18mb). For stock photos at sizes do vary, please check individual image information before purchase.
- "Websized" is usually about 1000px on longest side, and kb optimised for Twitter, Instagram, webpages, etc.
- Unsharpened (for photo editors to sharpen the final product before publishing)
- Digital images are shot in the cameras native raw file format to make editing and adjusting levels and histograms more accurate.
- Includes IPTC data including credit line, keywords, caption, and location. Please be aware that stripping meta data from an image is illegal in many countries, including in the European Union. This is due to the author / photographer has the moral right to have credit for a work. (See here for more information on IPTC and meta data http://bit.ly/oqbpoL).
- From July 2010, all file names include the date and unique image number. Example 20100731_DSC6052.jpg, where this file was made in 2010, July (07), 31st day, and the unique file number is DSC6052. Film images bare similar file naming: 20100731_film057.jpg. Clients can request their own system be used.
- Delivery in TIFF or PSD (in 8 or 16 bit) is possible by arrangement (additional USD$20 processing fee per image, or USD$20 per five images). Most files have been processed in Adobe LightRoom, PhotoShop, or other essential professional software.
- Where possible, iso100 (or lowest possible iso) is used for maximum quality in both film and digital. Recently available digital camera body is used; the best colour slide, negative, or black and white films are also used, with the best lenses available. Tripods, monopods, flashes, remote shutter releases and such are used to ensure the best possible set up for when the shutter is pushed.
- Scanned film images may include accidental dust spots, despite all care being taken to remove them. Film images may intentionally retain grain, dust spots, and other charisma. Exceptionally high levels of film scanning services are currently extremely difficult to secure in Japan, and so such requests will incur additional fees and time management issues.