Streatham Cocktail Club
Streatham Cocktail Club
streatham, london
Attention To Detail
“Whether you’re hosting a dinner party, having date night, or just fancy a treat on the weekend, their home delivery of artisan cocktails are here for you – just pour and serve!
With a variety of spirit bases for their drinks, they’ll take you to corners of the globe as-of-yet-unexplored, and promise you an amazing array of drinks from prohibition classics to modern tiki. Their passion comes from the history and science behind the cocktail: what makes flavour combinations work, swapping out ingredients, base sprits or liqueurs.”
We spent one, enjoyably long, evening at their home. We took a while to set up, as with anything where consistency and detail is at the forefront of your product we need to be able to set up our cameras and lighting in such a way that is repeatable in the future as well as ensuring that we are not impacted by any external lights (windows, skylights, lamps etc.).
Slow and steady is paramount.
Before we even unpacked we spent a good half day chatting through everything they are, and want to be, doing. We were therefore fully caught up and on the same wavelength as them about the style and focus of the imagery.
Consistency & Colour
With the studio set up in their kitchen we tweaked and shaped our lighting so that it was ready and set for the entire evening.
These cocktails products are designed to be made at home so the images needed to show some authenticity and an approach that shows the process.
As with any F&B company, the ingredients are the key - bringing these colours and detail to the forefront was highly desired.
Variety
This was the first photoshoot with Streatham Cocktail Club with the primary aim of achieving a library of images for them to kickstart their website, socials and more. We therefore had a wonderfully long hit list of items to capture and this really plays in some of our photographers strong suits.
Keeping the evening going, inspiring them to do things, move things, try things we were able to create a gallery of over 300 images. This easily lasts a good 3-6 months.
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