Suzannah Ginders Photography

Hello, I'm Suzannah Ginders, an experienced creative commercial photographer based in Surrey. I specialise in stylish product and brand photography and I love creating images that my clients can feel proud of. I'm a little bit obsessed with branding, and I'm framing ideas in my mind for a client before I even pick up a camera: helping to draw out a story that I can capture to communicate the very best of a business.

For that you need a photographer who understands how to communicate the essence of your brand with clarity and impact. I work with creative agencies and directly with brands to produce high quality, emotive and creatively inspired commercial photography for advertising, websites and social media. Whether we are shooting products, people, services or ideas, I will transform your subject into compelling and original photography.

These images will showcase the unique qualities of your brand, and differentiate you from your competitors. They help your customers or clients understand and connect with your values and personality, giving them a memorable story to identify you by.

Typically Brand Photography might include products in lifestyle settings, images of your location or people at work, headshots and team portraits, customers using your product or service, relevant locations that set the tone for your brand or abstract conceptual images.Brand Photography is one of the hardest working and most powerful tools in your marketing kit, because you can apply it in so many ways.

LOA Jewellery is a unique jewellery brand inspired by the Law of Attraction. The concept based fashion shoot was styled on themes drawn from the natural energies harnessed by each of the crystals used in the collections. In addition to the styled shots, each piece of jewellery was showcased with a pin-sharp product shot.

Surrey based Fleur Real is a luxury faux flower brand with seven interior colour scheme inspired collections, designed specifically for the interior design market. Each of the seven colour collections were photographed contextually in individual interior sets; these sets were carefully constructed to compliment and accentuate each theme.