Nov 3, 2023
Brian Austwick Photography has been recognized as being a front runner in the realm of commercial; photography. More information can be found at https://brianaustwickphotography.co.uk/

Carlisle, United Kingdom - November 3, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Brian Austwick Photography, a commercial photographer operating from Carlisle, has today been making a name as a front runner in the realm of commercial photography. This news coincides nicely with Brian Austwick Photography's recent recognition as a community favourite after doing a number of shoots for local organisations. These include the Cumbria Chamber of Commerce, Carlisle B2B networking group, as well as individual businesses and entrepreneurs. A recent shoot in Keswick was a collaboration with the Eden Valley Hospice and Cumbria Chamber of Commerce.
Brian Austwick Photography has been operating in the SME market for a couple of years and aims to join established photography businesses in the attractive business landscape of Cumbria, the Lake District, Eden Valley and Borders. Brian has been able to make a strong impression on the local business community and is gaining a reputation for quality business photography. He specialises in interpreting what the customer requires for their brand messaging and using a combination of aerial drone and ground based photography and video to provides the customer with the visual story required.
Brian, the founder of Brian Austwick Photography spoke about its recent recognition, expanding on some of the decisions and motivations that led the business to the level it's currently reached.
"When Brian Austwick Photography was founded, it was clear that we wanted to be the kind of company that was known for capturing impactful images that convey a story and help customers' brands stand out. One of the biggest challenges we faced was getting our name out there and building up trust as we had just moved into the region from the Bedfordshire."
Fortunately with some good people behind him, he was encouraged to start networking with other businesses at Carlisle's numerous networking groups including those run by the Chamber. Despite some initial nervousness, as his previous courier business didn't involve speaking up in front of groups of strangers, he was able to overcome obstacles and hit his stride. His innate passion for photography helped him to make that switch from courier to creative visual story teller.
https://brianaustwickphotography.co.uk/services/commercial-photography/
Starting from an initial fascination for landscape photography in the Lake District, inspired by his father, Brian has worked hard to diversify the offer for businesses. The company has created an offer that will be of interest to business owners and marketing managers based in the Kingmoor and Kingstown business parks in the north of Carlisle. The company now offers a range of business photography services. They can deliver aerial video footage of a holiday facility in the Lake District, still photography of property for websites, head shots of a company's personnel for a PR project or even a photographic story of a process, indoors or out.
Brian also mentioned Brian Austwick Photography's future plans to get known in smaller areas around Carlisle in a systematic, focussed way. He'll be chatting to lots of businesses in Kingstown and Kingmoor commercial areas over the next month or so, to get his name out there and to understand better how he can serve those businesses better.
Brian Austwick Photography plans to maintain its position at the forefront of commercial; photography for years to come, building on its success, finding new ways to serve their local business community, customers and the world at large.
More information on Brian Austwick Photography can be found at their website: https://brianaustwickphotography.co.uk/
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Address: 89 Rufus Road, Carlisle, England CA1, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-1228-491459
Website: https://brianaustwickphotography.co.uk/
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