Why can’t corporate photography be art?
Any photographer who considers themselves to be a creative or an artist, is usually delighted when they are ask to photograph for a corporate client, and then almost certainly frustrated
This is where I write about my documentary photography projects and other aspects of photography that interest me.
You can view galleries of some of my recent projects, which are hosted on ShootProof, by clicking the links below:
You can also read some recent published articles and media coverage here:
How Photography Can Boost Sustainability published by Business Business Business Magazine
Any photographer who considers themselves to be a creative or an artist, is usually delighted when they are ask to photograph for a corporate client, and then almost certainly frustrated
Photo essay – Part 1 The first in a series of photo essays about Bognor Regis and what I call, the Ice Cream Economy. Late last year I came across
I created The Leader’s Lens as a way of using photography to help individuals reflect on their leadership style and then share their story as part of a collective experience. It
How I approached a series of portraits from a visual branding perspective. Spotify states: Any artist who thinks they can build a career just on the merit of their sound
We all take photographs but what is photography? And would understanding what photography is, help us to make better pictures and identify where photographs can be used to best advantage?
Great photographers are also editors – they are always thinking photography “I don’t just take photographs, I think.” Don McCullin Storytelling requires thinking photography Thinking photography is about about making
Change Communications has become a discipline in its own right as organisations attempt to change with ever greater frequency and speed. It is the very nature of these change programmes,
Last year I was taking photographs for a client (Pilon) who operates in the Social Housing Sector providing construction and refurbishment services throughout the London and the South East. The challenge, as always,
As a business or leader, you know you have achieved effective employee engagement when the connection that people feel towards the organisation leads to a willingness in them to go
When people ask ‘What type of photography do you do?’ I find it more helpful to talk about projects I’m working on at that time because they usually represent the
Giving back to the community and being a good neighbour is a pillar of many business strategies. Unfortunately, not all businesses appear to be completely sincere with but one way
This is a short documentary photo story about a photography project focussed on a Hampshire family farm that has diversified and is now producing award-winning English Sparkling Wine – whilst
Andrew Cameron is social documentary photographer with a particular focus on Sustainability Communications (CSR & ESG) Photography, Industrial Photography, Social Impact and Humanitarian stories. Andrew works with businesses and organisations to create compelling visual stories to support employee communication and stakeholder engagement. Andrew’s light-touch approach uses a natural documentary photography style to create authentic images.
