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Contact Electric Eye Studio

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About Electric Eye Studio

Behind Electric Eye studio is Harriet Cochrane, a photographer who has worked in London photographing brands such as ASOS, Next, Coast, Karen Millen, Minerva and BBC over the last decade.

She now brings this experience to Electric Eye studio, a countryside space making the most of the natural inspiration around.

Having taken photos for as long as she can remember, Harriet now concentrates on Surface Pattern Design, creative product photography, taking items, dressing and styling sets and creating innovative and inventive images.

Whether its 1000 products for e-commerce, retail business or bespoke and elaborate sets for a hero campaign, almost anything can be accommodated.

“I’ve have always loved being creative, from 35mm snaps on holidays as a child, polaroids in teenage years and early digital cameras at university. Now I use the latest equipment to bring you these stunning images.”

There are a few services I offer:

Surface Pattern Design - Beautiful custom designs for your products, from large scale wallpaper, to small scale notebooks and stationery.

You Post It, I Shoot It - Remote Product Photography

This service allows us to capture beautiful images for your online platforms, such as Etsy, Not On The High Street and Shopify, not to mention your blog posts, social media, press and pr campaigns.

Evergreen Images - Perfect for adding to your website and social media accounts.

Send me your props or tools of the trade, maybe it’s the individual bits and bobs you use to create your items, or use in your workshops. We can chat about what kind of images you want, and I will create beautiful imagery for you to use on your website or social media accounts all year round.

These images are intended to be used again and again, to help you promote your work, so they aren’t themed like Christmas or Spring shoots, but include your brand colours and styling.