001Marketing
Brand
strategy
Positioning, naming, voice and the long-term plan. A brand book a junior hire can pick up and use on day one.
- Positioning & narrative
- Naming & voice
- Visual identity
- Guidelines
001 A marketing & photography studio
A Position
We do two things well — build brands that hold up, and take pictures that earn the second look. Sometimes one project, often both.
B What we do
001Marketing
Positioning, naming, voice and the long-term plan. A brand book a junior hire can pick up and use on day one.
002Photography
Pictures shot on film and digital, on location and in studio. Quiet light, careful composition, no plastic gloss.
003Marketing
Concept to delivery. Print, out‑of‑home, digital and social — each told in a single voice that stays put for the season.
004Photography
A steady supply of pictures, words and motion — month over month, with the same hands and the same eye.
C Selected work
9
Years in practice
127
Brands shaped
14
Awards & mentions
6/yr
Studio capacity
D Recent frames
They make the brand and they shoot it — which means the pictures actually look like the company. We stopped briefing two studios.
Lena Hoste · Founder, Maison Verre · Antwerp
E On the record
A handful of clients have been kind enough to write things down. We keep them honest — names, dates, projects.
Read the rest →F Trusted by
G How we work
One long meeting, usually in your room. We come with questions — not slides — and leave with a written brief we both sign off.
Audience, voice, market, and the gap you’re actually filling. A short document. Two scenarios. One we recommend.
Brand, photography, copy. The bulk of the work, in studio, with weekly shows. We protect the strong calls early.
Print files, master assets, web exports, a brand book your team can run on a Tuesday morning without us in the room.
If you want, we keep going — a monthly retainer for capture days, campaign moments, or a yearly tune-up of the system.
H Begin
Most projects start with a half-page email and a 30-minute call. We answer within two working days, even if the answer is no.