Corporate & Portrait Photography

People at work, photographed where the work happens: employee and executive portraits, management teams and colleagues in their own workplace. That is where our corporate and portrait photography starts, for annual reports, websites and employer branding. The pictures show real people in real places: colleagues recognise each other, and applicants see where they would work.

A single portrait for a press release is as welcome here as a large rollout. We travel directly to your company, booked from Zurich or Munich: Write to us or call us directly.

At Clariant’s Corporate Center in Pratteln, we have photographed employees and executives over several reporting cycles. For ISS, we produced employee portraits at three very different locations: at EPFL in Lausanne, at Zurich Insurance Group, and at Westside in Bern. During the COVID-19 lockdown, we photographed ISS facility managers at work in empty stadiums, concert halls and lecture halls.

Portraits of executives must be usable across multiple platforms simultaneously. For Philip Morris International in Lausanne, we set up several different shots for CEO Jacek Olczak. The portraits are used for investor relations, editorial purposes, and internal communications. The same applies to editorial portraits, such as those of Charlie Duke, who was on the moon with Apollo 16. We photographed him at Omega in Biel for The Telegraph Magazine.

Large rollouts need consistency. Across Switzerland we photographed more than 80 BMW and over 20 MINI dealerships for their new websites. All of them share one visual language.

Portraits are often one part of a larger brief. For the Reto Holzer RHC rebrand in Zurich, we photographed the owner, models, salon architecture and products together. In Pune, Burckhardt Compression’s annual report combined portraits with the production hall and its compressor lines. At Harting in Biel, employee portraits sit next to the connector production they work in.

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