VXP is small and photographer-owned. We stand proud of our innovative business mindset and are not afraid to swim against the prevailing currents. With commitment and consistency, we will earn our well-deserved reputation for uncompromising photography, which will be immersed in the great issues of today.
We place our great human and professional value in the power of images to tell important stories.
Our photographers are focusing on the politics of race, gender, and identity as this is the story of now that should not be gone untold and unheard. We aim to focus on migration and conflict. We will be the amplifying voice to the local voiceless. Through photography, we will address the complex political, environmental, and social questions facing families, communities, social and political groups everywhere.
Our editorial work is accompanied by text. Our work is often featured by The New York Times, TIME, The Guardian, Le Monde, Paris Match, DER SPIEGEL, VICE and Vanity Fair – to illustrate a story, article, book or an idea within the context of a magazine or to embellish a specific theme visually.
We cover a varied range of different styles and genre, such as news and documentary, sports and entertainment. Our editorial targets are newspapers, magazines and textbook authors within the United Kingdom and beyond.
Our imagery reflects the integrity of our work, which is essential to the ethics of journalism.
Portrait Photography is a particular method of representing a person. Whether it is an editorial or corporate brand assignment, we successfully display the likeness, personality, and even the mood of the person’s character.
Editorial portraits mean so much to us. A good portrait photograph will always tell a story about the person in it. We will deliver it.
As usual in all of our assignments, we particularly set out a combination of our suggestions and client’s demands, which lead us to a little more imagination and creativity. In one simple photo, we will do our best to convey relevant information about the subject as possible as we can to deliver hints about a person’s character, the work they do or the world they inhabit.
Portrait photography is all about people, and studio work is nearly the exact opposite from location shooting, especially for portraits. With location portrait shoots, the focus is easily on the person posing, but the surrounding elements also contribute to the final product. Also, the studio presents some more challenging lighting situations, as you can imagine that we’d need to create the light, rather than modify what the sun is providing.
We understand that studio work alone can be intimidating, adding people can often make things nerve-wracking, but you can trust us on this, working together it will always be easier and we love it.
Portrait photography helps identify who you are, how you see yourself or how you are seen. They can be honest images or equally created for affecting a new and improved persona.
Most of our clients will hire us for commercial, corporate or media projects and so we shoot lots of portraits that end up in the online/offline national & international press, and trade publications.
We own a versatile theoretical and practical knowledge and we deliver it with confidence.
