Short Session
£250
Two hours
A clean, professional refresh for brands that need strong visuals quickly — without overcomplicating it.
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Premium commercial photography, priced clearly.
If your business is brilliant
Most brands don’t need “more content”. They need consistency — photography that makes their website feel sharper, their marketing look more professional, and their business instantly more trustworthy.
My commercial sessions are calm, well-planned and built around real use: imagery that works across your website, social media, Google, print and campaigns, without feeling staged or over-produced.
Collections
£250
Two hours
A clean, professional refresh for brands that need strong visuals quickly — without overcomplicating it.
Request a quote£450
Four hours
Variety and consistency, giving you a stronger library of images to use across your website and marketing.
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Eight hours
A complete content library in one go — polished, cohesive, and made to carry your brand for months.
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A short call to understand what the images need to do, then relaxed, natural direction on the day — especially if you’re in the photos.
Covers your website, organic social media, Google Business, email marketing and printed material. Paid advertising or third-party use? I’ll tailor the licence.
Short video clips — movement, behind-the-scenes, a space walkthrough — add life to your website and socials. Priced as an add-on.

Delivery
You’ll receive professionally edited images in an online gallery, with high-resolution files and web-ready versions included, so you can use them straight away.
Commercial work is delivered quickly, with deadlines in mind. If you’ve got a launch date coming up, or need a faster turnaround, I’ll build that into the plan from the start.
Trusted by businesses across Moray, Inverness, Aberdeen and the Highlands — from hospitality and tourism to services and independent brands.
FAQ
I work with a wide range of businesses across Scotland, from hospitality and tourism to property, trades, services, personal brands and independent retailers. If you need photography that makes your business look more premium and consistent, it’s a good fit.
Absolutely. Most people feel the same at first. I’ll guide you naturally so you look like yourself, just more polished. Nothing forced, nothing awkward, and no “cheese” moments.
Every booking includes a short planning call, on-site direction, and professionally edited images delivered in an online gallery. You’ll receive high-resolution files and web-ready versions, so you can use the images straight away across your website and marketing.
It depends on the session length and what we’re photographing. The priority is quality and variety — a strong, usable set of images that properly support your brand, rather than a large number of near-duplicates.
Your session includes a standard commercial licence for your own business marketing. That covers your website, organic social media, Google Business, email marketing, and printed materials such as menus or brochures.
No problem. If your images will be used for paid ads, wider campaigns, third-party use, or anything on a larger scale, just let me know up front, and I’ll tailor the licence to suit. That way, you’re covered properly, and pricing stays fair.
Yes. Short video clips work brilliantly alongside photography — behind-the-scenes moments, movement shots, walkthroughs and atmosphere. It’s ideal if you want your brand to feel modern without chasing trends.
Commercial work is delivered quickly and professionally, with deadlines in mind. If you’re working toward a launch date or campaign, I’ll plan around that from the start.
Yes. I’m based in Elgin and regularly work across Inverness, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and the Scottish Highlands. If your project is further afield, just get in touch, and I’ll quote travel clearly in advance.
The best first step is an enquiry. Tell me what you need the images for, where they’ll be used, and any deadlines — and I’ll recommend the most suitable option.

The best first step is an enquiry: what the images are for, where they’ll be used, and any deadlines.