Eddie Judd Photography creates portraits and personal-brand image libraries for founders and small teams in Surrey and London.
At a glance
Best for: Founder-led businesses needing images for a website, speaking profile, proposals or ongoing content.
Not ideal for: Anyone seeking only a standard corporate headshot or commissioning pictures before deciding what they need to communicate.
Type: Service
Cost: Packages have published prices that vary by session and inclusions.
Commitment: Prepare a brief, attend a shoot and select or receive edited images.
Where: Surrey and London; confirm location for your package.
When to bring them in
Photography can help prospective clients see the person and setting behind a service. It is most useful when you know where the images will go and what each one needs to explain.
What you can buy
Options range from fixed-date mini sessions to studio-based and more comprehensive individual or team shoots. Depending on the package, preparation may include a questionnaire or call, clothing guidance, mood board and location planning. Edited images are delivered digitally.
How an engagement works
Review the portfolio and package details, define your intended uses and discuss styling and setting before the shoot. Session length, number of edited images and delivery times differ, so confirm the exact scope.
Why it’s in the Directory
A flexible image library can support several real business uses rather than yielding a few portraits with nowhere to go. Eddie’s work offers a more expressive route for people whose personality and environment are part of the offer.
Questions to settle before you engage
Ask about total price, team numbers, image count, delivery, licensing and permitted uses. Check cancellation or weather arrangements and whether your messaging or website needs attention first.
Cost and commitment
Compare current package prices and inclusions directly. Budget for the preparation needed to make the resulting images useful across your channels.
Next step
Compare Eddie Judd’s branding sessions with a short image-use brief in hand.
Last checked: September 2026