Red-Photographic

Red-Photographic specialise in PR & Advertising, Property & Interior design, charity, events & hospitality, Food & Drink, Finance, Legal & IT, Retail & e-tail, sports & Sponsorships and venues & private clubs.

Red-Photographic’s photographs are used by : Yahoo!, Visa, Santander, O2, Nikon, MTV, Samsung, MasterCard, Shell, RBS, Nokia, NatWest, HSBC, M&CSAATCHI, Land Rover, J.P.Morgan, Etihad, Jamie Oliver’s fabulous feasts, IMG, Great Ormond Street Hospital, The Hurlingham Club, Club Wembley, Google, Guinness, House & Garden, bp, FILA, UBS, Cadbury, British Airways, Brit insurance, Boodles, BMW, American Express, ATP, Financial News, Blackberry, Barclays, Betfair and Fortnum & Mason.

I like how this image catches people’s eye as the greens and the hills all give you something to look at with a different style and pattern. It has quite a sports magazine kind of look.

In this image the bright colours of the jewellery attract people’s attention to the ring. It has bright and attractive colours which are easy on the eye and also the way that the crystals have been placed into the ring gives it an elegant look as well. It looks like the type of ring used as an engagement ring.

I like this image as it has a very warm and homely feel the way the neutral colours all complement each other and all tie together nicely to create this home like cabin hide out.

I like how the main focus in this image is the mask and how the movements and people in the background have been faded out. The black and white filter on the image makes it look like more of an old photo.

I like all the different things that are going in this image. The main thing I like is the moon and the skyline in the background and the moon brightens up all the different iconic buildings in the skyline that have all been brought together to make one big skyline. I also like how they have bright lasers going across the image. I also like how there isn’t a main focus in this image and how there is quite a lot to look at and how they’ve made the iconic buildings and landmarks as silhouettes so for some of them you have to work out which one it is.