Industrial shoots,because most buyers will never see your plant.
An industrial photoshoot of your process, your products and your people, shot while the plant is running. We come to your factory anywhere in India, follow its safety rules and shoot every stage, from raw material to dispatch, for your website, brochures, annual report, LinkedIn and trade fairs.
From a factory shoot,one steel plant, from the furnace to the truck.
Every day,buyers choose suppliers they have never visited.
Buyers, investors and new hires look you up long before they visit, and most of them never visit at all. If your website shows stock photos of sparks that could be any factory in the world, it tells them nothing about yours. Real photos of your machines, your products and your quality checks show what you make, and how carefully you make it.
So,here’s what’s in the box.
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Industrial shootsfor your plant
Every stage of your process, from raw material to finished product
Your products and their finishes, lit so they look the way they really do
Quality checks and testing, and the people who do them
Packing, loading and dispatch
Wide shots that show the size of the plant
Your team at work, in their safety gear
Edited photos for your website, brochures, annual report, LinkedIn and trade fairs
Packed in New DelhiHandle with ambition
Shipped to
Ship toYour websiteA tour of the plant on your About and Products pages, for buyers who can’t visit.
Ship toBrochuresEvery product and finish, sharp enough to print.
Ship toAnnual reportThe year’s work, told in your own photos instead of stock images.
Ship toLinkedInPosts that show the plant at work, and the people who run it.
Ship toTrade fairsBig prints for your stand that make people stop.
Ship toTendersPlant photos for vendor registration and audits, ready when a buyer asks.
How it works,from the first call to the last photo.
01
Tell us about your plant
What you make, where the plant is, and where the photos will be used.
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We plan every shot with your team
A list of shots for every stage, agreed with your plant and safety teams before we arrive.
03
We shoot at your plant
On a working day, in the safety gear your site asks for, so the photos show the plant as it really runs.
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Edited photos, ready to use
Colour-corrected and retouched for your website, print and social media. Anything you can’t show is kept out of the frame or edited out.
It’s a photoshoot at a factory or plant while it’s working: the process, the machines, the products, the quality checks and the people who run them. Companies use the photos on their website, in brochures and catalogues, in annual reports, on LinkedIn and at trade fairs. People also call it an industrial photoshoot, a factory shoot, factory photography or industrial photography. It’s the same work.
What should a factory photoshoot include?
Wide shots that show the size of the plant, every stage of the process, the machines, your products and their finishes, the quality checks, your team at work, and packing and dispatch. We agree the list with you before the shoot, so nothing is missed.
Do you shoot while the plant is running?
Yes, because a working plant is what buyers want to see. We agree the shots with your plant and safety teams first, wear the safety gear your site asks for, and work around production.
Where do you do industrial and factory shoots?
Anywhere in India. Our team is based in New Delhi and travels to your factory or plant, wherever it is.
Can you keep confidential areas out of the photos?
Yes. Tell us what can’t be shown, such as a process, a machine or a customer’s name on a pack, and we keep it out of the frame or edit it out before you see the photos.
Can you photograph our products as well?
Yes: on the shop floor, where they’re made and stored, or on a plain background for catalogues and listings. Metal is hard to photograph because it reflects everything around it, so we light each finish to look the way it really does.
It depends on the size of the plant, how many stages and products you want photographed, and how many days we need on site. Tell us about the plant and where the photos will be used, and we’ll send a quote.