Photos by Phoenix: Cornwall revisited. At speed. In technicolor.

This is quite a large album of recent corporate photographs, really just to give a sense of the range of styles and settings that can arise. What works for an investment bank probably won't convey what an independent record company is all about. Likewise, an international marketing division will have a different sense of identity from a Czech classical concert promoter. Budgets differ; intended usage varies. I hope this selection broadens the scope of how 'corporate' photography is imagined to be, and inspires you to find the ideal style to suit your own enterprise.

Thomas Muller and Hansjorg Furrer

Hugh Cornwell at North By North West

Thomas Dolby at Islington Academy

Late October sunshine in Cornwall

Hugh Cornwell Live, November 2005

Cesky Krumlov

Here's the first album I wanted to share, and I can think of no better way to start than Cesky Krumlov. So near the Austrian and German borders that most of the town names here seem to emphasise the 'Cesky' bit, this town is a jewel of South Bohemia. It was described to me as Prague in miniature, but I found Venice, Florence and much more crammed into this wonderful place. It defies description, and so photographs come into their own. I had planned to take just the digital, or even just a compact, but at the last moment I thought 'sod it, let's go the other way - I should have some fun with the Hasselblad'. I was so glad I did. The world looks different through a waist level finder....

Eddy Wymeersch

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Cornwall revisited. At speed. In technicolor.

Well, as usual I’m behind.

A full-on time, this last few weeks, but I’ve got a few days now to catch up, so I’ll try to share a few shots now.

Since there’s no particular order to any of this, I may as well start with a few from a day I got to spend in Cornwall last week.

Half of these were shot from a speeding transit campervan – here’s the proof!

But I did get some quality time on the cliffs. Makes all the rushing around worthwhile, doesn’t it?

The question is: should I go forwards in time from here or backwards..?!

08/16/2007 | Permalink

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Nice pics!

Are you going to be heading down London way on this visit? Bex and I are always up for some tarot tuition over tea... in fact we're covering the till at Treadwell's this Saturday if you fancied popping in.

R x

Posted by: Free Spirit | 08/17/2007 at 12:35 PM

Hi Rebecca,

No, I shot through London in a day on that one, but I'll be back in a week or two. Just got some shoots in Poland this coming week, but I might even fly straight from there. Be great to see you (and Bex and Clare and any other TnT'ers!)

Bought some Dewar's Ride last time I was in town, and was really looking forward to having a wonderful bath when i got back, only to find i've left it in London... so there's another reason to come back!

T x

Posted by: Phoenix | 08/30/2007 at 01:56 PM

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