Business Branding Photography//Paterno Nurseries

We love doing photos and videos for other businesses!

As small business owners ourselves, we understand the importance of business branding and one of the best things a company can do is have updated photos and videos on their website. Sometimes we do a full re-brand with a company and do updated photography and videography for their entire website. Other times, a business only wants new headshots. 

We specialize in headshots, business branding photography, business branding videography, promo videos, portraits, commercial branding photography and videography - and more. We work in the Hamilton, Kitchener, Brantford areas and have a photo studio in Brant County.

We were thrilled when Paterno Nurseries reached out to us for updated website photography and a business branding video.

Check out some of our images below!

So whether your business needs business branding photography, new headshots, an updated website or a promo video, let’s collaborate to elevate your company’s online presence.

Oakville Commercial Photographer//Oakville Galleries

One of the many things we love about running a photography and videography business in southern Ontario is that our work takes us to all sorts of different places. One week we might be in our photography studio taking photos of headshot sessions or business branding videos, the next, we might be on-location documenting someone’s small business in action. We love that over the last decade, we’ve done photos and videos for large and small companies, headshots for individuals and corporations, event photography.

Taking photos for the Oakville Galleries and documenting the work of other creatives, is always a highlight.

We adore this exhibition by Hugo Canoilas.

Hold Your Breath is Hugo Canoilas’ first solo exhibition in Canada. 

The exhibition presents an enormous, amorphous painting covering the entire Centennial Gallery space. Visitors are guided throughout this installation, encouraged to explore and walk over the artwork. The material, arrangement and mise en scene of Hold Your Breath was initially developed as an operatic set for Kunsthaus Bregenz and the Bregenzer Festspielhaus in Austria. 

This new presentation at Oakville Galleries reflects Canoilas's practice of revising and recontextualizing large-scale works to adapt to and challenge the architecture of each exhibition space. Canoilas' immersive work features deep-sea imagery, including a microscopic view of an octopus's skin, a seashell, and a large siphonophore, symbolizing symbiosis and mutualism. The painting installation also uses ROV spotlights, contrasting the celestial light of historical painting with the pure white of modern art. Images emerge from the darkness through process-driven techniques that mimic nature.