Rubicon People were moving into new premises in Poole High Street and they wanted local scenes, featuring CEO Lloyd Banks’ daughter in their trademark purple somewhere in the images.

We shot a number of images around the Poole area, all featuring our model and produced the finished images as canvases, some up to 5′ across!

“Steve was invited to tender for our project and was chosen (from a field of 5) for his creativity, understanding of our needs and competitive pricing. I won’t hesitate to use him again as his work was extremely good.”

Lloyd Banks, CEO at Rubicon People

We recently spent a couple of days taking new photographs for the Queens Hotel in Bournemouth and produced some great results for their new website.

“We booked Steve for a photo shoot of our hotel. Steve worked with us for two days to get a series of images of the function rooms, bedrooms and communal areas. We found Steve very easy and pleasant to work with. Most importantly we have been really pleased the images he has taken. He stuck to the brief and showed the hotel in exactly the light which it needed. Steve was also flexible and punctual. We will certainly use him again.”

Layla Gordon, Sales and Marketing, The Queens Hotel

To see more of our photographs and to check out a great hotel in the heart of Bournemouth visit the Queens Hotel’s new website or The Queens Hotel’s photo gallery.

Releases with a photo have a much better chance of being published and the image helps increase the prominence of your story from a brief mention in the business section to a possible feature article with more column inches.

Try these tips for success:

• You should always have current headshots of everyone likely to be mentioned in your press releases.
• Have a selection of natural industry specific working shots of your main people, CEO, directors, etc, with and without your company branding.
• If your press release tells a story ensure that your image reinforces this with the same message with enough impact to grab the attention of both the Editor and the readers.
• Whilst a headshot is useful and great for adding to a simple release, a feature picture can make the story. We’ve had numerous occassions where our image has promoted a run of the mill story to prominence including two paragraph pieces taking up half a page!
• Have a library of stock images taken of your business, shots of your premises, staff, processes and products – these can be handy for releases when you don’t have the time or resources for a specific shoot or to make available to publications to supplement existing stories.
• Always get landscape and portrait shots, and make sure that your images and method of delivery are accepted by the publication – there’s no point going to all of this effort only to get it wrong at this point!

Professional images are one of the most effective and economical ways of reinforcing your brand and communicating with current and potential clients – just check out these examples of how our images have been used in the media to promote our clients.

Nigel P. Hedges – President
Bournemouth Chamber of Trade and Commerce

Bournemouth Chamber of Trade & Commerce

When the Bournemouth Chamber of Trade and Commerce decided to relaunch their Chamber Matters magazine they contacted us to supply the high quality images they needed from their events and shots of the Executive. Seeker Photography are proud to be a member of and associated with the Chamber and feel that they are an effective pro-active body working for their members and the town of Bournemouth.

Richard Mack
RT Promotions

RT Promotions

We’ve done a number of photoshoots for Wimborne based RT Promotions including product shots and images of their clients for use with testimonial and case studies – a great way to bring that personal touch to your website. They’re also responsible for all of the great promotional items and branded clothing that we use and give exceptional service and quality.