Elsewhere Studio
Three things I do for other people.
The work does not change much
when somebody else pays for it.
Turn up, photograph the place, come back with something that holds up in print and on a screen. If the site the photographs go on needs building too, I can do that part as well.
Places, people, rooms, food, weather, work.
Photographed on location: rooms, food, interiors, and the people working in them where they are happy to be photographed. Delivered edited.
Working out which ones.
A shoot produces far more photographs than anyone needs. Deciding which ones to use, and in what order, is most of the work. It is what I did to every page here.
Built around the photographs.
Sites where the photographs are the main thing rather than something dropped in at the end. Fast, accessible, and built rather than assembled from a template. I made this one.
The full commission
New photographs, the edit, and the site they go on, as one job instead of three.
It is mainly a practical thing. When the same person takes the pictures, chooses them and builds the page, the pictures decide the layout rather than the other way round.
Scope and cost are quoted per project. There is no package price, because there is no standard project.
Everything here was photographed on location, and I built the pages as well. The archive, the viewer, the destination chapters and Black & White are the sample.
