Product & E-commerce Photography for Irish Brands
Images that do as much work as the product itself. Cut-outs for your shop, styled shots for campaigns, all true-to-colour and consistent across every platform you sell on.
How We Work With Brands Across Ireland
Simple, Calm Logistics
You don’t need to be based near us to work with us. Most clients courier their products in at the start of a season or campaign, and we handle everything once they arrive:
1. Check everything in and confirm quantities
2. Prep and style as needed
3. Photograph and retouch
4. Repack and return your products
You stay focused on running the business while we quietly build the image library in the background.
Consistent Images, Every Time
We’ll agree a set of visual guidelines so your product photography stays consistent season to season:
– Angles, crops and framing
– Backgrounds and shadows
– File naming and outputs
We’ll also plan shot lists for different product types, so nothing is missed and your team knows exactly what to expect from each shoot.
Easy Sharing with Stockists and Partners
Final images are delivered through a private online gallery.
From there you can:
– Download ready-to-use files for web, print or social
– Share selected collections directly with stockists or PR partners
– Keep one reliable visual media library instead of digging through old folders
Cut-Out Product Photography for E-commerce
Cut-outs are the workhorse of e-commerce photography: clean, neutral-background images that sit on product pages, marketplace listings, stockists’ catalogues and press features. Because they’re consistent by design, they drop into your own site and your retailers’ feeds without clashing with existing layouts.
We get colour, texture and detail right, which matters most for knitwear, skincare, ceramics, glass, jewellery and textiles. The aim: when someone opens their parcel, the product looks exactly how they expected it to.
See how this works in practice for Magee 1866.
Styled product photography that tells the story
Styled images show your product in its world, on a bathroom shelf, in a living room, on a bedside table, or on a kitchen counter mid-recipe. They help customers imagine your product in their own lives.
We use styled product photography to:
– Launch new collections or seasonal ranges
– Create hero images for homepages and landing pages
– Support campaigns like Christmas, Black Friday, or product launches
– Give social and email a library to draw from instead of scrambling for content each week
Styling ranges from simple flat lays with a few supporting props to more atmospheric sets that echo your brand’s colours and mood.
This approach has worked especially well for brands like:
Clo Chocolates rich, tactile scenes that match their artisan story
Sealore Organic Skincare sea-inspired styling with botanicals and texture
Aurivo heritage-styled lifestyle and product imagery for a dairy food brand
Why Brands Bring Their Visuals to Us
One studio, a cohesive body of work.
Product shots, modelled imagery and video all under one roof, built from the same understanding of your brand rather than stitched together from separate freelancers. You get visuals that actually belong together, and your shoot time goes a lot further.
We start with your brand, not a shot list.
Photography gets built from how your brand actually works, so it feeds your positioning, your launches and your long-term visual direction, instead of sitting beside them.
Styling is part of the shoot, not a separate hire.
Props, surfaces, composition and set-building all happen in-house, rather than you briefing and paying for a separate stylist. Clients tell us it’s one of the hardest things to find from a single product photographer.
What This Looks Like Inside Your Business
– Customers can quickly understand size, colour and detail, so they hesitate less and buy with more confidence.
– Your team has one consistent visual system to work from instead of starting fresh each batch.
– Launches feel calmer because the photography side is planned, delivered and easy to re-use.
Read our work with Aran.
Ready to start?
Tell us about your products and where you’ll be using the images, and we’ll come back with a plan that fits.
Practical details: timelines, volumes and pricing
Timeframes that match your launch dates
For large collections or seasonal launches, we book your shoot dates in advance so products can move smoothly from manufacturer to online shop or sales floor, with as little downtime as possible.
Designed around where you sell
Before we start, we look at where your images will live: your website, Instagram, wholesale lookbooks, marketplaces or print. Then we plan:
– Key angles and close-ups
– Crops and orientations (square, portrait, landscape)
– Styling level for each type of shot
The goal is always the same: make it easy for your customer to understand, compare and buy.
Ready for every platform
We deliver files sized and formatted for the places you actually use them:
– Website and e-commerce
– Social media and paid ads
– Email marketing
– Catalogues and in-store screens
Files are prepared to meet each platform’s image specs, including Google Merchant Center requirements for Shopping ads and Shopify’s product image guidance for store listings.
No more endless resizing or trying to crop a landscape image into a square on launch day.
No more endless resizing or trying to crop a landscape image into a square on launch day.
Volume-friendly pricing
Per-image pricing scales with volume, so the more products you send in one batch, the more cost-effective each image becomes. For ongoing content needs, we can also discuss retainers or regular “content days” to keep your image library fresh.
What’s happening behind the camera
On set, we’re thinking about more than just “pretty pictures”. We’re considering:
– How the image will read on mobile in under two seconds
– Whether the textures and finishes feel true to life
– How the colours will behave across different screens and print processes
– How this image will sit alongside others in your collection
Years of working with fashion, knitwear, food, skincare and heritage brands in Ireland means we understand the difference between photographing a glass bottle, a cashmere scarf or a tweed coat, and what each one needs to look its best.
FAQ
When Your Product Needs a Person in the Frame
Some products only make sense to a customer once a person is in the picture, whether that’s a piece of knitwear being worn, skincare being applied, food being prepared or a candle being lit. We cast and shoot two related kinds of imagery alongside our regular product work:
On-figure photography: product worn or held by a model. Used for knitwear, accessories, jewellery and fashion, where customers need to see fit, scale and drape before they buy.
Brand lifestyle imagery: a model or actor interacting with your product in a styled scene. Used to show the product in use or carry a campaign story across web, social and paid ads.
Casting, styling and direction can all be carried out in-house when that’s useful, so you’re not coordinating between separate model agencies, stylists and photographers to make a shoot happen. If your team or agency would rather lead on casting and styling themselves, we’ll work alongside them.
If on-figure or modelled imagery is the main thing you’re booking, rather than added onto a product shoot, our Fashion Photography and Commercial Photography pages cover those briefs in more detail.
Building Your Brand’s Wider Visual Direction
Product photography works hardest when it sits inside a clear visual direction for the whole brand, so the images on your website, your stockists’ feeds and the ones your team makes in-house on a phone all feel like they belong together.
If you’re at the stage of defining or refining that direction, that’s a foundational aspect addressed with Strategy and Systems. We cover visual strategy, brand visual systems and the training that helps teams apply them day-to-day.
Ready to plan your next product shoot?
Whether it’s a one-off shoot or an ongoing partnership, we’ll help you build an image library your whole business can work from.
Tell us a little about your products, timelines and where you’ll be using the images, and we’ll come back with a plan that fits.
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