TMS Creative: Photo | Video | Design
SE17, London
SE17, London
Capturing motion pictures and stills has always been my passion since
childhood, possessing extreme enthusiasm for filming projects and photography.
Currently, I am working as a Videographer and Photographer for over 10 years and as a Freelancer and this experience has brought out my creativity.
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What’s the secret to taking a great photograph?
Great use of Light – I’ve placed this in position 1, because photography is essentially all about light.
Great Composition: As you compose, only look at the boldest, broadest and most basic lines and shapes in your image in the most overall and general sort of way. When composing, forget the subject. You are using every item in the image as a compositional element, exactly as you'd arrange pieces of cut-out construction paper to make an interesting composition.
A Clear Subject – Great photographs generally have a very clear idea of what the core subject of the photograph is
Double Punchlines: A single punchline is something simple, like a photo of a train window, and the last one has someone looking out. Big deal. A double punchline is when you have something in the photo reacting to something else in the photo.
Colors need to be in harmony. There are a zillion ways to analyze this, but as a photographer you have it easy. What looks good is good.
What questions might you ask a client when starting a new project?
1. What are your priorities for the session?
2. What type of images are you most drawn to? For example, do you prefer more posed shots with everyone smiling and looking at the camera? Candid images? Interactive images?
3. Would you enjoy some images in black and white?
4. How many outfits do you have picked out for your session?
5. What are your must-have photos/videos?
6. Do you have a photography/ video shoot location picked out?
7. Do you have a list of group photos/videos you’d like to take?
8. What is Your Budget, and When Do You Want to Start?
9. How can I reach you?
10. How do you prefer to be contacted? Via e-mail? Text?
What do you love most about your job?
* I see the world and light in a whole new way.
* The camera helps me meet amazing people.
* It connects me with people in a fun way.
* I get to capture family history and memories.
* I can inspire and teach others.
* I get to share photos with others.
* I get a chance to travel the globe and experience so many amazing things.
What inspired you to start your own business?
I grew up loving art, creativity and playing with cameras. I studied Art in school and for the love of it, i decided to start a photography/videography business.
Why should our clients choose you?
1. Experience: With over 10 years behind the lens I have the ability to adapt to changing situations, the knowledge to know how to handle the various situations, and wisdom to know when it is time to stop and change strategies.
2. Service: Making sure each customer knows you're all in to meet their needs.
3. Ratings: Other clients showing that you have #1, and #2.
4. Style: Photo/Videography is an art and being sure your style matches what they want or having the ability to shoot to their style is critical to get #3.
Can you provide your services online or remotely? If so, please add details.
Yes. i do live productions like streaming your event on various platforms i.e. youtube, facebook, instagram etc.
What changes have you made to keep your customers safe from Covid-19?
I am very cautious of C19, so every time i go out to cover events, i do take my masks, hand sanitiser, gloves with me. Do as much as i can not to get too close.
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