What is Commercial Photography?
Commercial photography refers to photography that is created specifically for commercial purposes, such as marketing, advertising, or promotion. The goal of commercial photography is to create images that effectively represent and sell products, services, or brands. Commercial photography often involves professional techniques and equipment, and it may require high-end editing and retouching to achieve the desired look and feel.
What is High-End Retouching?
Professional commercial photography with extensive deep retouching that involves over an hour of editing per photo is often referred to as “High-End Retouched Commercial Photography” or “Advanced Commercial Photo Retouching.” This type of photography focuses on delivering images with meticulous attention to detail and a polished finish, often used in high-profile advertising, luxury real estate, or premium product photography. Commercial photography with advanced photo retouching is suitable for:
- Luxury Real Estate
- Furniture Industry
- Kitchen Photography
- Product Photography
- Portfolio for Interior Designers
- Architectural Photography
- Banks & Office Interiors
- Entertainment Centers
Recent Commercial Photography Projects
FAQ
We proudly serve a wide range of locations, including Philadelphia, Bucks County, Montgomery County, and Chester County in Pennsylvania, as well as New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Florida. Please note that long-distance trips exceeding 25 miles from the office location may incur a travel fee.
Yes, we charge a travel fee for locations more than 25 miles from our office. Please use our booking form to calculate the correct travel fee. Additionally, parking fees and tolls will be added to the invoice after the appointment.
We don’t require a deposit to secure any service booking. If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, just give us 24 hours’ notice. We will reschedule or cancel the photoshoot with no hard feelings.
Our clients have the full right to use all media materials for marketing purposes without limitations, but they can’t transfer this right to others. The materials remain our agency’s property. Transferring copyright needs a separate agreement.
For example, if a client orders photography for marketing a property, they can use the photos on Airbnb, social media, print ads, etc. However, if a staging company or home remodeling specialist wants to use the photos for their portfolio, they must pay the full-service fee paid by the original client.