I am a social documentary photographer who uses reportage style when working with businesses and organisations that want to capture, document and tell visual stories about their industry, how they work, the impact they have, or what they are doing to deliver their sustainability and ESG objectives.
I call this type of work documentary photography or social documentary photography, which incorporates what is also called, industrial photography and reportage photography.
I have worked in the media industry for over 25 years helping my clients to tell their stories in a way that motivates, educates, inspires and moves people.
As a documentary photographer it is essential to work with clients collaboratively and to understand the objectives of the photography assignment. The natural style of documentary photography can’t be easily recreated as with studio photography so it is essential that we plan, prepare and work together.
I believe that documentary photography and reportage style has a quality and power that makes it an essential communication and engagement tool for every organisation.
I am the author of ‘Making Documentary Photography’ and a Business School Educator working with clients across all industries to be better story tellers and creative thinkers.
Download my short booklet: ‘Sustainability Communications’ from here, which describes the Picture Superiority Effect that applies to all forms of communication.
I am based in Berkshire, not far from London, and my work takes me all over the world.
Andrew Cameron is social documentary photographer with a particular focus on Industrial Photography, Social Impact and Humanitarian stories, and Sustainability Communications (CSR & ESG) Photography. Andrew works with businesses and organisations to create compelling visual stories to support employee communication and stakeholder engagement. Often using Black and White combined with a natural social documentary photography style to create authentic images.
