Good lighting is key. Lighting can make or break a portrait! Studio lighting, with its soft, diffused light, creates flattering shadows and highlights. Avoid harsh overhead lighting (like direct sunlight), as it can cast unflattering shadows. If you're using natural light, position yourself in the shade, near the shaded side of a building, or by a south-facing window or open doorway

I recently had the opportunity to capture some aerial photographs of Tauranga City, these two photographs offers a unique comparison between the Tauriko area in March 2007 and today. It’s hard to believe how much the landscape has transformed in just 18 years!

We had the privilege of photographing the first production vehicle at the Robotics Plus Tauriko facility. 

If you're showcasing your new products, you may be wondering if product photography is worth the investment. In short, the answer is yes. Professional product photography is crucial we’ll advise you how you can ensure that you get the most out of your investment.