Content workshops and detailers can use

A content day is planned around what the business needs to show: a build in progress, a transformation, new product, or a set of frames for web and social. The public work on this site is event and track photography; the same approach — atmosphere, detail, and a clear story — is what I bring to commercial briefs.

If you need a one-off owner session rather than business content, see automotive photography. Event and competition coverage is on the motorsport page.

What you receive

A defined library of edited images, web-sized files, and optional vertical crops for social. Usage is specified in the quote: organic social and web are the usual starting point. Paid advertising, third-party or dealer use is licensed separately.

Retainers — a planned content day each month or quarter — are quoted once the scope is clear. Start with a message describing the business, the outcome you need, and when you want to shoot.

How it works

We agree the objective, products, people and locations before the day. Client stills come first; vertical sequences are captured deliberately rather than as an afterthought. Delivery is within three weeks unless we agree a faster turnaround.

Selected work

FAQs
Do you have commercial case studies?

Paid commercial retainers are a current offer, not a long archive of client campaigns. The motorsport gallery is the best proof of how I shoot cars, places and atmosphere. Enquire with the brief and we can talk through a first content day.

What is included in a workshop content day?

A planned half-day or full day, a defined image count, optional vertical social edits, and agreed organic social and web usage. Exact deliverables are written into the quote.

Can we use the images in paid ads?

Organic social and web use is the default. Paid advertising, print, out-of-home and third-party distribution are licensed separately so the quote matches how the work will actually run.

Do you offer a monthly retainer?

Yes. A retainer is a repeating content day with a fixed library, video count and usage scope — not an open-ended content package. Pricing follows hours, travel and licence, confirmed after a first brief.