


With digital photography you often take so many pictures it's difficult to see the 'wood for the trees'
Chris George is a professional photographer based in London who provides creative portraiture, headshots, Conference and Annual Report Photographic services for Corporate Communication Departments, Design Groups and Public Sector Organisations right throughout the UK and EU.



I'm often asked to take group photographs of senior executives for annual reports, brochures, presentations etc.
It's often difficult to get everyone together at the same time, especially if the key people involved work at different offices in different places. One of the ways of reducing the potential complex logistics involved in arranging a group shot is to photograph the individuals seperately and then after after composite the individual portraits together in Photoshop and create the 'virtual' team photograph. Not only is this more convenient than arranging a group photographic session but also if individuals leave the team then it's relatively easy to photograph new team members and then incorporate them into the new team shot.
Below is a recent example of a group photograph that I took of an Insurance syndicate. I took a wide variety of pictures of each individual in different poses and then after the pictures were arranged in photoshop to create the team picture.