Liverpool BID Company works with businesses across Liverpool city centre to create a thriving destination for people to work, visit and do business. Through events, marketing, public realm improvements and business support, the organisation helps shape the city’s commercial and cultural life.

Over several years, I have worked with Liverpool BID Company across a range of photography commissions, documenting the events, people and projects that bring its work to life. From street parties and city celebrations to choir performances, public art unveilings, awards ceremonies, networking events and team portraits, each shoot has required a considered approach to capturing the occasion and its people.

The resulting photography is used across Liverpool BID Company’s website, social media, digital communications, press releases and wider marketing activity.

Working across a variety of briefs has helped build a versatile collection of imagery that documents the organisation’s work, celebrates its people and showcases the events and experiences it brings to Liverpool.

Documentary event photography capturing the live performances, family activities and waterfront atmosphere at Liverpool BID Company’s Last Day of Summer celebrations.

Documenting the unveiling of Skalli for Liverpool BID Company, with same-day photography turnaround to support press coverage and communications.

Artist Patric Rogers with Skalli Sculpture.

Photography of Liverpool’s Music Heritage Trail, celebrating 60 years of the venues and people that have shaped the city’s musical identity, unveiled by Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, Steve Rotheram.

Photography documenting the PLACED Academy Future Designers Awards, celebrating the creativity of young people across Liverpool and their ideas for the future of design and the built environment.

Professional event photography documenting the people and moments behind meaningful business connections.

Professional event photography with quick turnaround times, giving you images to share with your audience while the event is still fresh.