General Info
Location location!
Shoots take place at a number of select outdoor locatons, or in a fully portable studio environment. The studio is fully equiped with high end professional lighting.
Fees
Headshots
£195 standard | £150 students (with valid ID)
Included:
- 1-2 hour photo shoot
- Online contact sheet with colour and black & white previews
- 6 retouched high resolution digital files with copyright release for personal promotion and agents use.
Portfolios
£250 standard
Included:
- Up to 4 hour photo shoot (morning / afternoon)
- Three outfit changes
- Online contact sheet with colour and black & white previews
- 10 retouched high resolution digital files with copyright release for personal promotion and agents use.
Commercial / Advertising / Product Shoots
Please contact
Additional Services
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Press
Open Book
You wouldn’t know from first talking to Nathaniel Renouf that he is an American citizen with a Channel Islands background. He is based in Guildford and sounds pretty local. He
certainly sounds English.
Just like it takes time to get to know him he takes time to get to know his clients.
Nathaniel calls himself a photographer and graphic designer but that doesn’t really describe him either. If you spend more than a couple of minutes looking at his work you will see that he produces photographic images that have the quality you only normally see in stills from a feature movie. They are not just static images, a freeze frame snapshot. Somehow they have an arresting quality to them.
In these days where everyone has access to camera phones, digital photographic editing equipment and Facebook, Nathaniel is continually working to develop and improve his knowledge of composition and lighting in order to produce work that is unique in concept and mood.
His portraits for a wide range of commercial and private clients are compelling. Faces appear animated, full of life, although the image may not be of an action scene. Nathaniel seems to capture something of the presence of the person, the nature and character, not just the face. It is clear that people feel comfortable with him so they allow him close enough to glimpse those moments that really define who they are as individuals.
Interview by Gerri McManus Power-hours.com
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