Studio 621 / Photography / Commercial Photography
Commercialphotography.
Commercial, product and brand photography in Vancouver and North Vancouver — imagery made to sell, built to your brand standard.
Images that earn their keep.
Commercial photography has a job to do: sell the product, explain the service, build the brand. We start with where the images will live and what they need to achieve, then plan the shoot backwards from there.
Product, food, interiors, people at work and campaign imagery — produced consistently, so your brand looks like one company across every channel.
- 01Creative brief and shot list
- 02Product, lifestyle and campaign imagery
- 03Studio or on-location production
- 04Retouching and colour to brand standard
- 05Usage licensing agreed up front
Recent work
Commercial Photography
This collection is being curated for the website. Ask us and we will send recent commercial photography work.
Three steps
- 01
Conversation
Tell us what you're working on and what it needs to do. We reply within 1–2 business days with a recommended approach.
- 02
Shoot
In our studio or on location, fully directed, with a crew built to fit the work.
- 03
Delivery
High-resolution files in a private online gallery. Prints and framing in any size, through our print partners.
Do you photograph products in the studio?
Yes. We photograph products in our North Vancouver studio, on clean backgrounds or styled sets.
How is commercial usage licensed?
Usage — where, how long and in which media — is agreed in writing before the shoot and priced into the project.
How much does it cost?
Every project is quoted to the brief. Tell us what you need and we will recommend an approach and give you the cost before anyone commits to anything.
Who owns the photos?
When you commission us, the rights to use your delivered images come with the booking, for profiles, websites, social media, press and marketing. The studio keeps the copyright, and broader rights such as paid advertising are agreed before the shoot.
Start witha conversation
Tell us what you're working on and what it needs to do. We'll tell you what we'd recommend and what it costs — before anyone commits to anything.