The primary function of commercial photography is to enhance a brand’s visual identity and drive consumer engagement. It serves multiple purposes, such as:
Increasing Sales: High-quality images improve conversion rates in e-commerce and print advertising.
Brand Recognition: Professional visuals establish credibility and consistency.
Storytelling: Images communicate a brand’s message effectively.
SEO & Online Visibility: Optimized images improve website rankings and social media engagement.
At Solvis Media, our mission is to deliver exceptional, high-impact visual content that helps businesses stand out. We believe in the power of photography to turn unknown logos into meaningful, world-class brands, tell compelling stories, and create lasting impressions. Whether it’s product photography, corporate photography, or advertising photography, our goal is to produce images that build a better brand, and drive sales.
What is a Commercial Photographer? A commercial photographer is a professional who captures high-quality images specifically for business use. These images are used for advertising, branding, marketing, and product promotion. Unlike general photography, commercial photography is designed to drive sales, enhance brand identity, and communicate a company’s message visually. Commercial photographers work with businesses across various industries, including retail, hospitality, real estate, fashion, and corporate sectors. At Solvis, we provide the highest quality commercial photography. Contact us for pricing.
The cost of a commercial photographer varies based on experience, location, project scope, and usage rights. On average, commercial photography rates can range from $100 to $500 per hour or $500 to $15,000+ per project. Some photographers charge day rates between $1,000 to $5,000, or more. Factors influencing the price include:
Commercial photography covers various styles, each catering to specific business needs:
Product Photography – Focuses on showcasing products for e-commerce, catalogs, and advertisements.
Corporate Photography – Includes executive portraits, team headshots, and office environment photos.
Real Estate Photography – Captures properties for listings, rental promotions, and interior design portfolios.
Food Photography – Used by restaurants, cafes, and food brands for menus and marketing.
Fashion Photography – Features clothing and accessories for brands, lookbooks, and magazines.
Lifestyle Photography – Showcases products in real-world settings to enhance relatability.
Architectural Photography – Highlights buildings, interiors, and commercial spaces.
Advertising Photography – Creates compelling visuals for marketing campaigns.
As a 4-time award-winning Fine Arts Photographer, William leads the photo and video department at Solvis Media.
“I’m always in awe of how artists start with nothing – a blank canvas, a strip of film, a digital sensor – and turn it into something incredible. I love creating new things from scratch too – be it a short film or a darkroom print. I’m unbelievably blessed to be able to call something I’m so passionate about, my career. I’ve made some of my favorite prints available for purchase on my personal website, as well as certain stores around Connecticut & New England.”
