So you start out with this great idea. You tinker, it’s one of those things you do on the side. It starts growing. You’d like to spend more time on it. So you can, but you need funding, so you write a research proposal. Or maybe that’s your starting point right from the get-go.

At some point you’ll need documentation. Just like your first prototype, the first images you take will be improvised. Crude, just a proof of concept. But that’s what you need to secure funding, maybe even outside slash industry funding.

Let’s say you’d have someone who understands this, so if you spend part of that tight research budget, what you’ll get is imagery you can truly work with. For some time to come.

The beginning is the hardest, they say. I dare you to find anyone who’d dispute this. If they do, they havent’t really founded. Most would probably also agree it’s the most rewarding phase of any venture.

So you need product shots, teams shots, behind-the-scences shots for social media. You need to appeal to customers, investors, and prosprective employees. You need a (or rather multiple) social media presence, a website, flyers and other printed media. So you need imagery combined with text cast in an appealing design.

Showing what your idea is all about is often not as straightforward as we’d like it to be. Especially with the growing number of digital products. Let’s work together to realise imagery that truly explains what it is you intend to do. And if you like, build it from here.

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