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A dessert lifted from the plate on a fork, shot close

A waiter carrying a tray of plated desserts through the dining room

A guest in black tasting a glass of Ruinart

A smiling man in a white shirt on the floor during service

A Ruinart bottle standing behind a poured glass on a laid table

A guest in a patterned blouse in conversation beside a table lamp

A guest laughing mid-conversation with a glass in hand

Two guests raising their glasses to taste

A waiter serving a seated guest at a table set with flowers and champagne

A guest reading at a banquette table, glasses poured beside her

A glass of water and a printed card on a white tablecloth

A guest nosing a glass of champagne, in black and white

Two people in dark suits at work during the service

The polished Ruinart ice bucket, filled and ready

The dining room, with flowers and champagne set out on the tables

A place setting — plate, cutlery and the printed card

A banquette table laid with glassware and a small brass lamp

A champagne bottle and two poured glasses on white linen

How we can help you

From a product launch to a private commission, the brief is never the same twice. These are the five things the studio is asked for most, and how each one usually runs.

Full coverage of the room and everything around it — keynote, candid and detail, delivered fast enough to be useful while the event is still news.
Coverage
- Conferences
- Product launches
- Award ceremonies
Images built to a brief and to a format, shot with the crop, the placement and the channel already decided, so nothing has to be salvaged in post.
Deliverables
- Campaign stills
- Product
- Brand libraries
Cars photographed with the light shaped to the body rather than the room — static, on location, or moving, depending on what the car is being asked to say.
Formats
- Studio
- Location
- Rolling and tracking
Interiors and architecture shot for space and light rather than for coverage, with the sequence planned around how a room is actually walked through.
Scope
- Interiors
- Architecture
- Hospitality
Portraits that hold up next to each other — consistent enough to sit on one page, distinct enough that nobody looks interchangeable.
Sessions
- Executive
- Editorial
- Team and crew