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<h1>Philip Wade Photograpy, London Photographer</h1>
<p> I'm a London based photographer with over 20 years experience working
in corporate, public relations, conferences, pack shots, models and childrens
tests. The studio is in Islington and I'm available for location
shoots for your corporate, conference and PR occasions. </p>
<h2>Prices, travel, what you get for your money. </h2>
<p> I’m all yours for a day or evening's photography for £400.<br>
If it’s in a central London location that really is it, no travel expenses
or hidden costs to you. <br>
Half a day is £250.<br>
A typical PR or similar job is £150.<br>
Outside the M25 mileage / travel costs will be incurred. </p>
<p>It is rare to be asked for anything other than digital these days but
rest assured, if you need transparency or neg shot, we can do this. <br>
Your digital images will be burned to dvd / cd with photos and text on the
cover specific to the job and your company. <br>
A selection of the best jpegs will be adjusted and placed in a separate file
on the disc.<br>
This means you can immediately, on receipt of disc, access your best shots
and employ them as required.<br>
If you require jpegs sent from the site or on day of job, no problem.<br>
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Hard copy prints can be ordered.<br>
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Per print<br>
“6 x 4” £2.50<br>
“7 x 5” £5.00<br>
“6 x 8” £8.00 <br>
“10 x 8” £10.00 <br>
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Larger sizes and % discount on print runs, just ask. <br>
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All work by the photographer is backed up in case of loss by client and filed
forever. <br>
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To summarise, I'm a professional photographer, I'm based in London,
I’m in business to earn a living, tell me what you need, even the
budget you haven’t got and I will consider how I can help you.
Can’t say fairer than that can I!!</p>
<h1><a href="magazines.html">Magazine
and editorial photograpy</a> </h1>
<h2>MAGAZINE / EDITORIAL</h2>
<p>This type of photography I love!</p>
<p>You may have a minute to photograph someone, you may have an hour.</p>
<p>Sometimes the best shots come from “sorry I have a meeting to
go to and can only give you five minutes to photograph me”.</p>
<p>You’ve just walked through the door, never seen the office before,
which light source is best, no time for a studio umbrella, where’s
the background, if I chuck that area out of focus, it’s colourful
but quite abstract, won’t detract from the subject but will enhance
the overall pic with it’s shapes and colours.</p>
<p>Put them there with light from the window and maybe a reflector on the
other side for fill, perhaps a little fill in flash on some for a harder
image. “You’ve got enough shots of me now have’nt you?
It’s only for an editorial piece in the magazine”. And they're
gone leaving you to sit down and replay your digital images ( how did
our nerves survive before digital cut down the waiting process to view
those images!)</p>
<p>Or perhaps you are allowed to discuss the shoot over the phone, “I
come from up North, can’t find a decent pickled egg down here”,
if I found some you liked would you mind being photographed eating them, “nah”.
Waitrose do a pickled egg that people from up North will call passable
in case anyone is interested. So we set up the studio light, sat him
on a sofa with forkful of egg and jar in his hands, magazine beside him,
I think he finished the entire jarful by the time we had finished shooting.
Just time to take a few more different photos of him against a big window,
change the camera setting to tungsten, gel a Redhead to daylight and
bathe everything in blue apart from his face, lovely.</p>
<h2>I'm a London based photographer with over 20 years experience and I'm
available for location shoots for your magazine or editorial photography.</h2>
<h2>Images can be supplied to you digitally via email, on CD or as conventional
prints and contact sheets or transparencies</h2>
<h1><a href="corporate.html">Corporate Photography</a></h1>
<p>Corporate photography for key personnel, events, marketing, public relations
and press releases. Location or studio based. Shots for brochures, magazines,
advertisements, annual reports and the web.</p>
<h2><a href="pr.html">PR Photography</a></h2>
<p>PR photographer for all public relations pictures. Events, awards, press
opportunities and general marketing images.</p>
<h2>The wild and wacky world of a PR photographer</h2>
<p>Anything from vampires being repelled by cloves of garlic beautifully
packaged in their own mini coffin to Ken Livingston lookey likey on a
scooter outside the man’s office.</p>
<p>We had to turn the studio into a vampire cave, black velvet and spray
on cob webs, a fair maiden wrestling with the beastly fellow, but what
a fun way to spend an afternoon!</p>
<p>It’s a roller coaster ride from beginning to end with the client
and everyone else having thoughts on the end result.</p>
<p>I think it is because I do such a wide variety of jobs that things keep
themselves fresh for me, so bring it on. And it also means I'm ready
and willing to shoot the more conventional too - it's all here..</p>
<h2><a href="conference.html">Conference Photographer</a></h2>
<p>CONFERENCE PHOTOGRAPHY</p>
<p>This is a great way to spend a day.</p>
<p>There is usually something interesting being discussed, one ear on the
speakers, two eyes on the next photograph.</p>
<p>Take various angled shots of the conference venue empty with events
logos and branding showing, find the best place to leave your gear during
the day, usually near a thirteen amp plug for refreshing the batteries,
then off to the reception area to shoot delegates arriving, registration
and more branding.</p>
<p>Quick cup of coffee.</p>
<p>Opening speaker, hopefully background colour is not weak.</p>
<p>Nice strong images on the projection screen, audience shots from front
and back of auditorium, get them clapping, questions from the floor.</p>
<p>Panelist’s talking and taking questions, those damn water bottles
sitting on the table going up everyone’s nose in the shots, always
one speaker who hates their photograph being taken, keeps looking down
or away, if only they would look just past the camera for 30 seconds,
that’s enough for us to get what we need and leave them in peace! </p>
<p>Get some good audience reaction, maybe a brochure in the foreground,
conference going on around it can make a interesting shot.</p>
<p>Possibly in between all this you grab another coffee, even some lunch
and before you know it it’s time to go home, quite possibly having
given out the odd card or two to someone who’s got a conference
coming up.</p>
<h2>I'm a London based photographer with over 20 years experience and I'm
available for location shoots for your corporate, conference and PR occasions.</h2>
<h2>Images can be supplied to you digitally via email, on CD or as conventional
prints and contact sheets or transparencies.</h2>
<h2><a href="awards.html">Awards Photographer in and around London</a></h2>
<p>Photographs of awards presentations, ceremonies and receptions and celebrities.</p>
<p>Awards Photographer</p>
<p>Now some may say this is not for them, but every year I get a trip to
Paris with one award organisation I work for, so how bad is that!</p>
<p>Arrive when venue is empty, shots of stage and branding as reference
for client next year.</p>
<p>Photos of the whole venue, tables, lighting, brochure in foreground
can work very well.</p>
<p>Reception for guests, people mingling, talking, maybe asked for business
card, someone has “one of these coming up”.</p>
<p>Shots of guest speaker, John Sargeant is everywhere these days.</p>
<p>Possibly get fed which is very nice, have a chat with the AV guys, try
and remember the jokes they tell.</p>
<p>Now the awards, 16 to 20 is usual, some poor people have to walk all
the way from the back to receive them, looking embarrassed as they negotiate
the tables.</p>
<p>Big smile and the award turned towards the camera always helps and off
they go.</p>
<p>Lots of group shots, everyone looks happy and that’s it.</p>
<p>Maybe have to send some jpegs that night, cd of images in the post next
day, job done. I thank you.</p>
<h2>I'm a London based photographer with over 20 years experience and I'm
available for all your Awards Ceremonies</h2>
<p><a href="events.html">Events Photographer</a></p>
<p>I have just done a series of events for Abbey National, we all had such
great fun, we thought at the end why not we all have a party to celebrate!</p>
<p>An event can have such a variety of entertainers involved, dancers,
magicians, costume actors swans on stilts and music.</p>
<p>Everyone is usually there to have a great time so good action shots
and loads of smiles are almost guaranteed.</p>
<p>The big thing is to get photos of as many people as possible, it’s
put on for them so clients like to see as many happy faces in as many
pictures as possible.</p>
<p>Also the organisers like to see good photos of everything they have
arranged, shows a job well done.</p>
<p>Join in the fun that’s what I say, I even got dragged onto the
dancer floor a couple of times, well you have to show willing don’t
you. </p>
<h2>I'm a London based photographer with over 20 years experience and I'm
available for location shoots at all of your events</h2>
<h2><a href="product.html">Product Photography</a></h2>
<p>Studio or location based product shots for brochures, catalogues, marketing,
press releases and the web</p>
<h2>Photographer for <a href="models.html">Models</a>, <a href="spotlight.html">Actors</a>
and <a href="spotlight2.html">Entertainers</a> </h2>
<p>Photos for tests, portfolio, model books, agencies and self promotion.
Catwalk, character, personality or entertainment. Studio, props, stylist
and make up all available in Islington, London N1.</p>
<p>Advice and links to further information</p>
<h2>Child Photographer</h2>
<p>Specialist photography of children for agencies or individuals - fashion,
performing, entertaining. Catalogues, tests, porfolio and advertising
images. </p>
<h2><a href="weddings/index.html">Wedding Photographer</a></h2>
<h2>Would you like to SEE what happened on your wedding day ?</h2>
<p>...those behind the scene cameo's missed whilst gazing into each others
eyes as the words 'I do' were uttered...</p>
<p> ...shots that show friends and family, fighting and fainting, great
uncle Fester, tipsy at the reception, showing a little too much attention
to someone young enough... </p>
<p> ... those off the cuff shots, wide angle views, telephoto close ups...
</p>
<p> ...these are the photos that make up a revealing reportage style account
of your special day... </p>
<p>...and there'll be a great set of the rather more conventional as well!</p>
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<p>Please contact me by email, phone, fax or letter to discuss your requirements:</p>
<h2>Studio</h2>
<p>Philip Wade Photography<br>
88 Engelfield Road<br>
Islington<br>
London<br>
N1 3LG</p>
<p>Tel/Fax: 020 7226 3088<br>
Mobile: 07956 599691<br>
Email:<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2"> </font><a href="mailto:info@philipwade.com">info@philipwade.com</a></p>
<h2>Some major clients...</h2>
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<p>Automobile Association </p>
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<p>Dimension Data</p>
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<p>KPMG</p>
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<p>JD Weatherspoon</p>
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<p>Beaufort Group</p>
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<p>Metro Media</p>
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<p>Quantum Business Media</p>
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<p>Elisabeth Smith Model Agency</p>
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<p>William Reed Publishing</p>
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<li><a href="http://www.eddiegershon.com" target="_blank">Eddie Gershon Media Relations</a></li>
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