Industrial Photography

Photography for the manufacturing industry

As a director, marketer, or HR employee, you know that your staff are the most important asset in your company. And that these employees work every day to make the company a success. You are a cog in the big machine yourself and believe it's important that your employees tell your company's story. Every person has their own story. All these personal stories form the success of your company.

Showcase your work and production processes. Show step-by-step what exactly happens. These images are ideal when you want to document what you do precisely. But also as illustrations and in media expressions. After all, you are proud of what you make. And you are proud of who makes it. Photos of work processes and production processes always do well on your website. It gives your customer a peek behind the scenes.

Whether you're a tiler, bricklayer, carpenter, or production worker, photos of people at work always do well.

As an industrial photographer for the manufacturing industry, I bring your story to life. I bring the human touch back into your industrial photography. Together, we'll create striking images and moments that you can use on your website, in brochures, social media, annual reports, etc.

For many of your employees, having their photo taken isn't an everyday occurrence. That's why I believe it's important to take our time, so everyone feels at ease and we don't rush. You can always see haste in a photo. The best results come from relaxed work.

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Purmerend, North Holland, Netherlands Blocks of shredded paper at paper recycling and Purmerend. (Photo by: Guillaume Groen industrial photography )

industrial photography

Photography for the manufacturing industry

As a director, marketer, or HR employee, you know that your employees are the most important asset in your company. And that these employees work every day to make the company a success. You yourself are a cog in the big machine and believe it's important to let your employees tell the story of your company. Every person has their own story. All these personal stories are the success of your company.

Showcase your work and production processes. Show step-by-step exactly what happens. These images are ideal when you want to document precisely what you do. But also as illustrations and in media expressions. After all, you are proud of what you make. And you are proud of who makes it. Photos of work processes and production processes always do well on your website. It gives your customers a peek behind the scenes.

Whether you are a tiler, bricklayer, carpenter, or production worker. Photos of people at work always do well.

As an industrial photographer for the manufacturing industry, I bring your story to life visually. I bring back the human touch to your industrial photography. Together, we'll create striking images and moments you can use on your website, in brochures, social media, annual reports, etc.

Your employees will only have their photo taken a few times in their lives. That's why I believe it's important to take our time so everyone feels at ease and we don't rush. You can always see haste in a photo. The best results come from relaxed work.

Would you like more information?

Purmerend, North Holland, Netherlands Blocks of shredded paper at paper recycling and Purmerend. (Photo by: Guillaume Groen industrial photography )

Landscape and Aerial Photography

Industrial landscapes and large infrastructure projects are grand and vast. The scale is immense, but that's also what you're proud of. You're proud to be helping to build the Netherlands. For this, I create beautiful landscapes, aerial photography, and video with a drone. Ideal for website banners or even photo wallpaper for the walls of a hallway, meeting room, or boardroom.

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Industrial portrait

I create business portraits for many clients. That's why I offer two types of portraits. The social media portrait is for platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, your HR system, and also for Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Skype for Business, Slack, and other video conferencing apps we use now that many of us are working from home. After all, your social media portrait is your first impression.

Besides the social media portrait, which is often a headshot against a neutral background, I also create business portraits that tell a story. I call these environmental portraits. We ditch the neutral background, and the environment where the portrait is taken is just as important as the person being photographed. It's a fantastic way to convey more than just a person. So, it's ideal for showcasing your product or that one machine you're so proud of.

Hellendoorn, Gelderland, Netherlands An ice cream maker - line operator stands in their work clothes by the conveyor belt where the warm ice creams are being transported to the freezer. in the Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Factory. (Photo by: Guillaume Groen fotografie )

Architecture and Urban Planning

Urban Design, Spatial Planning in the Built Environment

You conceive, plan, research. You design public spaces in a way that fits the environment. You investigate who will use the built environment and for what purpose it will be adapted. As an architect, urban designer, or spatial planner, you inspire your client. But for that, you need good photos. An artist's render or an AI-generated image is nice, but not real. And you can tell. My images show the result and can be used as reference projects. Ideal for pitching your next project.

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Business portrait

For many clients, I create business portraits. I make them in two types. The social media portrait for, for example, LinkedIn, Twitter, the HRM system, but also Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom media, Skype for Business, Slack, and other video conferencing apps that we've been using since we started working from home en masse. After all, your social media portrait is the first impression.

Besides the social media portrait, which is often a headshot against a neutral background. I create business portraits where you have a story to tell. I call these environmental portraits. We leave the neutral background behind, and the environment in which the portrait is taken is just as important as the person we are taking the portrait of. A fantastic way to tell more than just about a person. So ideal for showcasing your product or that one machine you're so proud of.

I take all my business portraits on location, so I come to you. This way, it takes up as little of your time as possible. And you showcase your business with them. Don't have your own location? Then we'll find a nice spot.

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For the Rabobank members' magazine Dichterbij, I photographed entrepreneur Peter Kok from Houtbrein. Craftsmen and consumers know his webshop www.houthandelonline.nl well.

Street photography and Urban Sketching

Urban Design, Spatial Planning in the Built Environment

You conceive, plan, research. You design public spaces in a way that fits the environment. You investigate who will use the built environment and for what purpose it will be adapted. As an architect, urban designer, or spatial planner, you inspire your client. But for that, you need good photos. An artist's render or an AI-generated image is nice, but not real. And you can tell. My images show the result and can be used as reference projects. Ideal for pitching your next project.

Would you like more information?