Retail photography is not about documenting a room. It is about capturing the moment a brand identity becomes physical — the light on a display, the texture of a surface, the precision of a product placement that took weeks to plan.

We work with luxury retailers, brand agencies and production studios across Madrid and Spain, delivering images that are ready for press, campaigns and social — before the doors open.

Clarins, Tom Ford, La Mer, Dolce & Gabbana, Armani, Guerlain, Carolina Herrera, Rabanne, Kiehl’s, Astrid & Miyu — among others, through long-term partnerships with specialist retail production agencies operating across Europe and the Middle East.

• Store launch and pre-opening photography
• In-store product display and visual merchandising
• Airport and travel retail environments
• Pop-up and temporary retail installations
• Shopping centre and flagship store documentation
• Retail interior detail and atmosphere

Most retail commissions involve pre-opening access — a window of hours or days before a space opens to the public. We plan around your schedule, coordinate with fit-out teams and brand agencies, and deliver a complete set of images before the doors open.

For international clients commissioning from a distance, we handle all on-site logistics and provide a full briefing call before the shoot. Final images are delivered in web and print-ready formats within an agreed timeline.

Based in Chamberí, Madrid. Available across Spain and Europe for retail commissions requiring travel. We are familiar with the scheduling realities of large retail rollouts and can coordinate across multiple locations within a single trip.

How is retail photography priced?

Most retail shoots are priced per day or half-day depending on scope. All quotes include post-production, retouching, and delivery in multiple formats. Get in touch with your brief and timeline and we’ll quote accordingly.

How much time do I need to schedule for a retail shoot?

A standard retail space typically takes four to eight hours depending on size, complexity, and the number of zones. Pre-opening shoots often involve early access before the space opens to the public — we plan around your handover schedule.

Can you shoot before the store opens?

Yes. Pre-opening access is the norm for most of our retail commissions. We coordinate directly with project managers, fit-out teams, and brand agencies to schedule the shoot at the right moment — usually in the 24 to 48 hours before launch.

Do you work with brand agencies and production companies?

Yes. Most of our retail work comes through specialist retail production agencies, visual merchandising studios, and brand activation companies. We are experienced in working within agency workflows and delivering to agency specifications.

What brands have you worked with?

Among others: Clarins, Tom Ford, La Mer, Dolce & Gabbana, Armani, Guerlain, Carolina Herrera, Rabanne, Kiehl’s, and Astrid & Miyu — primarily through long-term partnerships with specialist retail production agencies operating across Europe and the Middle East.

Do you photograph airport and travel retail?

Yes. Airport and travel retail is a specific category we cover, including duty-free spaces, terminal pop-ups, and brand activations in transit environments. We are familiar with the access and scheduling constraints involved.

Where do you work?

Based in Madrid. We regularly photograph retail projects across Spain and Europe. For multi-location rollouts we can coordinate shoots across several cities within a single trip.

How long does post-production take?

Standard delivery is five to seven working days after the shoot. For urgent timelines we offer a fast-track option. All images include professional colour correction, exposure blending, and detail retouching.

What file formats do you deliver?

High-resolution JPEG and TIFF files suitable for press, print, and digital campaigns. We also deliver web-optimised versions sized for e-commerce, social media, and press kits. All files are colour-graded and retouched before delivery.

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