Rob Wyatt Photography Milton Keynes

Rob Wyatt Photography Milton Keynes has been established for over 20 years. We specialise in commercial, studio and location photography within the Milton Keynes area and across the UK. Our services include food and drink, automotive, product, people, business, advertising photography and much more.

Our aim is to provide a first class photography service in Milton Keynes together with creative images that meet our client’s demands and budgets. Creative commercial photography is not only about the capture of an image, we believe that creative lighting and composition is the key to digital imaging. Since embracing the digital technology from the early days we have built a reputation with advertising, design agencies and printers for supplying quality digital images that meet the demands of today’s printing processes.

Supplying photography services within Milton Keynes and nationwide with state of the art facilities...

Two seperate studios

Drive-in infinity cove

Fully fitted kitchen

Models make-up and changing room

Image manipulation

Set building facilities

Ample free parking

Milton Keynes location

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Busman’s holiday

I’m often asked if I always take a camera on holiday. The answer is yes but not always one of my best cameras. I tend to take a small compact (Canon Ixus) for its size and ease of use. However a recent trip to Cyprus I decided to take a ‘decent’ camera as I had a few images in mind. I had arranged to visit George and Savvas Georgeiades at Lemba Pottery. I was made very welcome and after a […]

The Strand

What a challenge, trying to photograph around a famous London hotel just before Christmas when the hotel was full of customers. The brief was to photograph meeting rooms, reception area, bars, restaurants and various styles of bedrooms ÔÇª.. not using or involving the general public. This was a difficult task as it would have looked strange to have and empty hotel ( and impossible ) so patience was required to pick the best times when restaurants were just closing or […]