Welcome to Angle Photographic

The purpose of this blog is to let you know who we are, what we do, and how we do it.

Who we are

Angle Photographic is a Cambridge photography business covering Weddings, Portraits and Corporate publicity. Although we are based in Cambridge we are happy to travel to you for your convenience. This is normally only down to London or across to Birmingham but it has taken us a far as Germany, producing a corporate brochure on the production of Geosynthetic plastics for GSE.




What we do

Angle Photographic is committed to communicating ideas and emotions with images.

We offer a bespoke service to facilitate your photographic requirements from the taking, viewing, printing and delivery of your pictures. This process begins with a discussion with yourselves to establish your ideas and objectives for the pictures. Once we have established what you are looking for we can tell you how we can communicate your ideas with images. We will ask about your deadlines and we can discuss the best way for you to view your pictures. This can be done using both print and web based viewing systems for your convenience. Finally we can discuss print sizes and framing and we can always show you examples so that you will know what you will receive.


How we do it

The principle that underlines all our photography is unobtrusive photography. This will be explained in greater detail in the specific blogs on cambridge wedding photography, cambridge portrait photography and cambridge commercial photography. The idea is that we know what we are looking for and we have the confidence to wait to capture it in it’s fullest expression. This might sound like an artists answer but the difference between a good picture and a great one is emotion. The genuine smile as opposed to someone just showing you their teeth. This genuine smile can only be captured if you do not know that you are being photographed.

This is not the case with portrait photography. In this situation the photographer has to engineer the result he wants with lighting but he then has to wait for the sitter to interact with the camera or for the group to interact with each other. It is not unobtrusive in the sense of the sitters being unaware of the photographer; rather the photographer has become unobtrusive because they are comfortable with him being there so they can be themselves in front of the camera.

For all this talk of what makes a good picture and how we achieve this we know that a picture speaks a 1,000 words. We invite you to see the difference in our approach and in the results that we achieve on our website:

http://www.anglephotographic.com