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Every industry has its tools. Whether it’s software for accountants, beds for massage therapists or actual tools for tradespeople. There is an endless range of tools available to do the job, and they will vary depending on what you need to do. The same goes for photographers and videographers. Like pretty much any business, there …
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At Horizon Imaging we work with many businesses in the property and construction sectors. Property developers, construction companies and architects – all involved in designing and building properties of all sorts of shapes and sizes. When we speak to these companies, one thing often comes up in conversation – they’re often not very good at …
It’s a new year (ok so technically it’s already February but it still feels like a new year!), which for many people means looking forward to what the next year will hold. We’re certainly doing some of that, but we also wanted to take a moment to look back and reflect. Not just on the …
Time-lapse filming is something that has been around for a good while now, and certain industries have been using it with great success. We’ve seen a particular demand for time-lapse filming of construction projects since we introduced our time-lapse filming service back in 2020, and we always love working on construction sites! However, when a …
When was the last time you thought about your roof? It’s the thing that keeps you warm and dry, and yet many people don’t give it a second thought until something goes wrong, even if they own the building. But whether you own a single house, a church or a sprawling shopping centre, knowing the …
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‘Why should I hire a photographer when I can just take a photo with my phone?’ This is one of the questions we get asked all the time as professional photographers, and the truth is, you absolutely could take a photo with your phone! But there’s a very high probability that it won’t look very …
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When it comes to choosing service providers for your business, there are a lot of things for you to consider. And once you’ve chosen someone, you have to decide whether you would use them again. There are many reasons you might want to vary your suppliers from project to project. Budget, service offering, customer service or even just personal preference. But we’re here today to tell you that your photographer and videographer shouldn’t be one of them. Instead, you should aim for the opposite – to choose a supplier and build a long-lasting, strong relationship with them. Here’s why.
Whether it’s Instagram Stories, YouTube Shorts, or the now infamous TikTok, 2022 is yet another year where the marketing sphere is being dominated by video. The buzz around video in the business world has been growing louder and louder over the last few years, with more businesses realising that video is often the key to success online. Which really is not that much of a surprise, since Google tells you that video is a preferred type of content for its search engine ranking algorithms!
When you go to a Michelin-starred restaurant, you go there because you know the food will be of an amazingly high standard. Yes it’s more expensive, but you know it’s the result of years of knowledge, experience and passion coming together to produce a truly show-stopping dish. The same can be said for a professional photographer. When you look at a final set of photographs, you’re seeing all of that knowledge and experience coming together to create something AMAZING.
Have you ever wondered why many photographers and videographers don’t have a price list available to view online? Providing your pricing upfront is fairly customary practise in other industries, but in this one, it’s actually the opposite. Most photographers and videographers won’t display their prices ahead of time, and instead will wait for you to contact them so they can generate a bespoke quotation for you. If you’ve never worked like this before, we understand it can be a bit frustrating.