I am excited to introduce you to my blog where I will tell you a little about myself and what I do.

I am a professional portrait photographer with over ten years of experience in the industry. My passion for photography came later in life after various non photography related careers from the House Hold Cavalry to the wine industry.

I know, that through my experiences in life I have been able turn the people skills I have learnt into a unique approach to photography, through connection and empathy which has resulted in a unique style for which I am known for, with a particular focus on creating stunning, high-quality portraits that capture the individuality and unique personality of my clients, more often than not in a way in which my clients have not seen themselves before. I offer a range of services, including head shots, corporate portraiture and individual and heirloom portraiture.

I serve a diverse range of clients, from families and individuals to corporations and businesses. My ability to capture the essence of my clients through my camera has meant that I have been privileged to work amongst actors, entrepreneurs, musicians, celebrities and Royalty.

It is my ability to capture not just an image but a feeling, the soul of a person. Through getting to know my clients I am able to bring to life the individuality and unique personality of each of my clients. My sessions are informal, professional and engaging. They are designed to make you feel relaxed and comfortable, resulting in truly stunning portraits.

Along with portraiture ( my first love ) I spend a lot of my time with what I call observational photography. This neatly falls under the umbrella of street, landscape and literally things that catch my eye. This is mainly black and white work, as for me there is something alluring and magical about the absence of colour an almost in-between worlds kind of thing.. it lets one fill in the gaps. I will be sharing this observational style more within this blog amongst other bits and pieces.

Tom Parsons Blog

Posts tagged with portraiture

Introduction