Kaushik BathiaPhotography
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Commercial Photographer in Buckinghamshire

Photographs of your premises, products and people for Buckinghamshire shops, trades and offices, taken on site or at the Northwood studio.

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The short answer

Do you offer commercial and product photography in Buckinghamshire?

Yes. Kaushik photographs shop fronts, interiors, products, food and staff at work for businesses across Buckinghamshire, from Chesham's independent High Street and Old Amersham to the parades of Beaconsfield New Town and the business parks near Denham. Small products can also be photographed at the Northwood studio. Business shoot prices are given on request, with travel from Northwood to your Bucks premises written into the quote before you commit.

Our usual session area is within about 20 miles of the studio. Further out in Buckinghamshire, sessions are by arrangement, with travel quoted in writing before you book.

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What clients say

4.8 from 580+ Google reviews

Pleasant and professional. I would highly recommend Kaushik photography. An excellent professional to work with. I was very pleased with the outcome of my product photographs - thank you!

Ani B., Google review, 2019

I recently had a photography session here for my website, and I couldn't be happier with the experience. The photographer was incredibly professional, calm, patient, and made me feel comfortable throughout the session. I absolutely love all of the photos, they exceeded my expectations. I would highly recommend their services to anyone looking for high-quality, professional photography

Fatima T., Google review, 2026

…I needed some photos done for my acting career and Kaushik came highly recommended. It was helpful to know he is very experienced in taking photos for this purpose and kindly advised me on what outfits to wear to produce the best photos. Kaushik was very patient, helpful and professional which made it very easy to feel relaxed and comfortable during the shoot.

Vishal J., Google review, 2026

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High streets

Independent shops on Chesham and Amersham high streets

Chesham, about 11 miles from the studio, has most of its independent and specialist shops on the High Street, with others tucked into cobbled yards. No. 12 High Street was the first shop of Arthur Liberty, whose son later opened Liberty on Regent Street, so the town has a long retail history. A shop shoot there usually covers the front, the interior, the owner and a selection of stock.

In Amersham on the Hill, the commercial centre moved towards Hill Avenue and Sycamore Road after the First World War, and Chiltern Parade on Sycamore Road was built in 1937 as a row of nine shops. Old Amersham has its Saturday market under the Market Hall and a monthly Coopers Market. The Chesham commercial page and the Amersham commercial page have more.

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Parades and village centres

Arts and Crafts parades and 1920s village shops

Beaconsfield New Town grew up around the railway station about a mile north of the Old Town. North of the railway the shops sit in two Arts and Crafts style rows, Station Parade and The Broadway, while modern shops and superstores lie to the south. Station Parade stood in for Milford High Street in the 1945 film Brief Encounter.

Chalfont St Peter's village centre is mostly late-1920s shops running up towards Gold Hill Common, with a 1960s block of flats, offices and shopfronts around a central car park. Market Place there was due for roadworks in phases between May and September 2026, so we check the street before booking an exterior shot. See Beaconsfield and Chalfont St Peter.

Industrial and trade

Trade counters, workshops and employment areas

Not every commercial shoot is a pretty shop window. Chesham Business Park on Townsend Road has trade-counter units close to the town centre, and Asheridge Road is recommended as a Key Employment Area in Buckinghamshire's 2025 employment study. Workshops, warehouses and trade counters need clear images of equipment, processes and staff for websites, tenders and recruitment.

In the south of the county, Pinewood Studios at Iver Heath hosts more than 150 businesses on its lot, and Denham Aerodrome near Gerrards Cross has been licensed as a private airfield since 1938. Sites like these have their own security and access rules, so we agree arrival times, parking and any escorts in advance. The Denham commercial page covers that side.

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Products

Product photography at the studio or on your premises

Small products photograph best at the studio, where the light and background stay constant across a whole range. Send or bring the stock, and we photograph each item on white for online shops plus a few lifestyle frames. Food, larger items and anything that cannot be moved are photographed on site with portable lighting.

Market traders at Chesham's Wednesday and Saturday markets, its last-Sunday vintage market or the Tuesday market in Amersham on the Hill can use a set of clean product shots for social media and online sales. Commercial photography sets out what a product day includes, and prices are given on request.

Planning

Permissions, timings and travel for a Bucks business shoot

Exterior shots of a high street are easiest early on a weekday morning, before parked cars and shoppers fill the frame. Buckinghamshire Council asks businesses that want to work commercially in its country parks to contact the country parks team first, and filming needs an application, so we sort that out if you want a park setting for a product or brand image.

Gerrards Cross is about 6 miles from the studio, Beaconsfield about 10, High Wycombe about 15 and Aylesbury about 23. Kaushik travels from Northwood to any of them, and the travel is set out in your written quote. Staff portraits can be added on the same day; see headshots in Buckinghamshire.

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Planning

Planning around Buckinghamshire

01

Shoot fronts early

Weekday mornings keep high-street exteriors clear of cars and crowds in Chesham, Amersham and Beaconsfield.

02

Check for roadworks

Chalfont St Peter's Market Place had phased works from May to September 2026; we check streets before exterior shoots.

03

Agree site access

Business parks and studios set their own security rules, so arrival times and parking are confirmed in advance.

04

Studio for small stock

Constant light and backgrounds keep a product range consistent across an online shop.

Where Buckinghamshire does business

These Buckinghamshire high streets and business districts show where the county's shops and firms are, with a source for each.

  • Old Amersham business base: Halma, a FTSE 100 company specialising in hazard and life-protection products, has its headquarters in Old Amersham. 1
  • New Town around the station: The New Town grew up around the railway station about a mile north of the Old Town at the turn of the 20th century, and includes Station Parade and Burke's Parade. 2
  • Chalfont St Peter Community Centre: Chalfont St Peter Community Centre on Gravel Hill has a main hall and rooms for hire with a stage, projection screen, hearing loop and free wifi, and is used for training sessions and business meetings as well as parties. 3
  • St Mary's Court, The Broadway: St Mary's Court on The Broadway, Old Amersham HP7 0UT, is a Regus business centre with coworking desks, private offices for one to 15 people and meeting rooms. 4
  • King's Head House offices: King's Head House at 15 London End is a Grade II listed timber-framed former inn, first recorded in 1507 and refronted in the 18th century, that is now used as offices. 5

Sources, facts checked October 2026

  1. Amersham - Wikipedia
  2. Beaconsfield - Wikipedia
  3. Chalfont St Peter Community Centre | Buckinghamshire Council
  4. Regus - St Mary's Court | CoworkingCafe
  5. King's Head House, 15 London End - Buckinghamshire's Heritage Portal

Town by town

Commercial photography for Buckinghamshire towns

Business shoots are available in all of these Buckinghamshire towns; each is listed with its distance from the Northwood studio.

Good to know

Commercial photography in Buckinghamshire: questions answered

Whatever your business needs: shop fronts, interiors, products, food, processes and staff at work. We agree a shot list first so each image has a use on your website, social media or printed material.

Yes. Small and medium products can be dropped off or brought to the Northwood studio for consistent lighting on white or a coloured background. Larger items are photographed on your premises.

Prices are given on request by phone or WhatsApp, as they depend on the number of images and the time on site. The written quote includes any travel from Northwood.

Yes, once access is agreed with the site. We arrange arrival times, parking and any security requirements with you before the day so nothing holds the shoot up.

Usually not. We work around customers and pick quieter times for interior shots, often before opening. Staff and customer photos are only taken with permission.

Yes. Wycombe sits about 15 miles from Northwood and the county town of Aylesbury roughly 23. Kaushik travels from Northwood for business shoots anywhere in the county.

Every session is photographed by Kaushik Bathia himself, FBIPP and FMPA, holder of five European Kodak Gold Awards, who opened the Northwood studio in 2001.

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