Results

What the photos were actually for

Not a portfolio — a record. Each project here explains the business problem, what we did, and what changed afterward.

Results

What the work actually did

Not a gallery — a record of the problem, what we did about it, and what happened afterward.

Hospitality

Boutique Resort · Coast

The problem: Direct bookings had slowed while the resort's OTA listings kept growing — a sign their own site wasn't converting visitors the way it should.
The goal: New photography and a short film that gave people a real reason to book direct instead of going through a third party.
What we did: We reshot the property over two days, timed for the best light in every room and space, and cut a 60-second film for the homepage.
Delivered: — 40 edited room and property photographs
— One 60-second homepage film
— A short set of social cutdowns
What happened after: — Direct website bookings rose in the following quarter
— The new photography was adopted across their OTA listings too
— The homepage film became their best-performing social post
What we learned: A hotel's own photography usually needs to outperform, not just match, what's already on the OTAs — that's the actual bar.

“Guests started booking direct again once the site actually showed the rooms properly.”
— General Manager

Food & Beverage

Fine-Dining Restaurant · Nairobi

The problem: A new restaurant had a strong kitchen but no consistent photography across its menu, delivery apps or social presence.
The goal: A single shoot that could supply the menu, the delivery platforms and the social feed with one cohesive look.
What we did: A studio-on-location session covering 30 signature dishes, ambiance shots and chef portraits, all graded to the same warm, appetite-first tone.
Delivered: — 30 styled dish photographs
— Ambiance and interior set
— Chef and team portraits
What happened after: — Average order value rose on delivery platforms
— A consistent, recognisable feed grew their following
— One image library now covers menus, ads and print
What we learned: Food photography works best planned around how a dish is actually served, not just how it looks under studio light.

Corporate

Corporate Group · East Africa

The problem: Ahead of an investor round, the company's visual presence — executive photos, facility shots — didn't reflect its actual scale.
The goal: A single day of production to standardise executive portraits and document the business across its sites.
What we did: A one-day shoot across two offices: consistent lighting and framing for every executive, plus culture and operations coverage.
Delivered: — Standardised executive portrait set
— Team culture and operations photography
— A branded image library for reports and press
What happened after: — Cohesive imagery across the annual report, website and press kit
— Executive portraits standardised company-wide
— Delivered ahead of the investor deadline
What we learned: Executive portraits age fast — most companies need this refreshed on a yearly cycle, not a one-off.

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