Professional images help customers see the people, places and products behind your business. Based in Reigate, I photograph businesses across Dorking, Redhill and nearby Surrey towns. From portraits and interiors to images for your website and marketing, your photography and web design can be planned together for a consistent result.
Show the people, places and products behind your business.
Good business photography helps customers understand what you do before they pick up the phone. Based in Reigate, Roland Daniells creates photographs for websites and marketing across Dorking, Redhill and nearby Surrey towns. Plan a standalone shoot or bring your photographs and website design together in one project.
Portraits and people
Introduce the people customers will meet. Business portraits, team photographs and images of you at work give an independent business a recognisable face. We can plan the setting and style around the way you want your business to be seen.
Interiors, products and services
Show the spaces you work in, the products you make and the care that goes into your service. Original interiors and product photography can help a shop, practice, trade or hospitality business explain its offer more clearly than generic stock imagery.
Photographs with a purpose
Before the shoot, we discuss where your images will appear: your homepage, service pages, portfolio or marketing. That helps us plan useful compositions and space for headings, with a consistent look across your online presence. Explore the People and portraiture and Interiors and spaces collections below for examples.
People and portraiture
See original portraits in Roland’s portfolio, then discuss the people, setting and style you need for your own business.
Interiors and spaces
Explore the interiors portfolio for examples of photographing places. Plan the rooms, details and viewpoints that matter to your customers.
Our BPM Bathrooms website project combined a redesign with photography, customer interviews and testimonial work. Read the BPM Bathrooms project story to see how the website and original imagery work together.
Planning your business photography.
What should we agree before the shoot?
Tell us where the images will be used, who or what needs photographing, your location and any deadline. We discuss the shot list and quote before booking. Confirm the image selection, editing, file formats, usage rights, delivery date and any travel costs in your proposal.
Can photography be included in a website project?
Yes. Website design and business photography can be planned together, so the images support your page layouts, services and brand. Tell us whether you need a new website, a redesign or fresh images for an existing site.
Where do you photograph businesses?
TW Web Design is based in Reigate and serves Dorking, Redhill and surrounding Surrey towns. Tell us where your business is based and what you would like photographed so we can discuss the brief and arrangements.
How do I get a quote?
Get in touch with your location, the people or subjects to photograph and how you intend to use the images. We will discuss the scope and provide a proposal before the shoot.
Work directly with Roland Daniells in Reigate. We agree the work, responsibilities, costs and launch plan before development starts, with consultations and business visits by appointment.
01 / DISCOVER
Understand your business
Review your current website, customers, services, content and the enquiries you want to attract.
02 / AGREE
Define the scope
Your written proposal sets out pages, features, platform, content responsibilities, revisions, costs and timing.
03 / DESIGN
Review the direction
Shape the layout, copy and imagery around real customer questions. Review the design at agreed stages.
04 / BUILD & TEST
Check the journey
Build the agreed features and check navigation, links, forms and layouts on desktop, tablet and mobile.
05 / LAUNCH
Hand over clearly
Check the published site, agree the editing handover and confirm any ongoing maintenance separately.
The platform follows the brief.
Wix suits businesses that want visual editing and managed website tools. WordPress supports a flexible content-led website, with hosting, plugins and maintenance agreed around the setup.
Custom development can support business-specific workflows, databases and integrations. We assess API access, licensing and ongoing responsibilities before recommending a solution.
An SEO proposal identifies the pages to review and the deliverables that apply to your project:
Page titles, descriptions, headings and relevant service content.
Internal links, indexing checks and sitemap review.
Accurate local business information and enquiry routes.
A baseline, an agreed reporting schedule and a record of changes.
Ongoing SEO is scoped separately from a website build. Explore local SEO.
Measure the useful changes.
Where data is available, compare Search Console impressions, clicks and relevant queries over stated periods. Review enquiries alongside search traffic, rather than treating rankings as the only result.
For performance work, record the tested page, device, date and tool, then compare before and after. Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed tests can identify improvements; a lab score is not the same as real visitor performance.
Targets, access requirements and reporting frequency are agreed in the proposal. No ranking, traffic increase or perfect performance score is guaranteed.
Content and care after launch.
Agree who supplies copy, photographs, legal text and product information, and what editing handover is needed. Original photography and copywriting can be scoped alongside the website.
The cards above describe three starting points. Your written proposal confirms exactly what is included, which optional features you have chosen and the total cost before work starts.
Package
Starting price
Published features
Starter
From £499
Core business presence: headline, enquiry button, optimised images, navigation, opt-in offer, testimonials, About, Contact and FAQ content.
Medium
From £699
Starter features plus a portfolio, blog and social media setup, with training and support defined in the proposal.
Max
From £999
Bespoke scope. Optional features can include an online store, galleries, newsletter signup, social feeds, portfolios, a blog or event bookings. The selected features and their costs are confirmed in the proposal.
Pages, revisions and timing
Page count, content volume, revision rounds, milestones and target launch date are confirmed in your written proposal. The starting price does not mean unlimited pages or revisions.
Copy and photography
The proposal states which content you supply and whether copywriting, editing or original photography is included. These services are available to scope alongside the website.
Fees, VAT and support
Hosting, domains, platform subscriptions, paid tools, payment-provider fees and ongoing support are identified where applicable. Your proposal confirms recurring costs, VAT treatment and the total payable; do not assume these are included in the starting price.
New features, additional pages and work outside the agreed brief are discussed and quoted before proceeding. Ask for a proposal if you need a complete price for your project.
Practical advice on websites, local SEO and business photography, plus stories from the TW Web Design project archive. Written for independent businesses in Reigate, Redhill, Dorking and across Surrey.
FROM BRIEF TO LAUNCH
Know what happens next.
Agree the work, review the design and launch with a clear handover. Platform choice, responsibilities and ongoing costs are set out in your proposal.
01 / DISCOVER
Understand your business
Review your current website, customers, services, content and the enquiries you want to attract.
02 / AGREE
Define the scope
Your written proposal sets out pages, features, platform, content responsibilities, revisions, costs and timing.
03 / DESIGN
Review the direction
Shape the layout, copy and imagery around real customer questions. Review the design at agreed stages.
04 / BUILD & TEST
Check the journey
Build the agreed features and check navigation, links, forms and layouts on desktop, tablet and mobile.
05 / LAUNCH
Hand over clearly
Check the published site, agree the editing handover and confirm any ongoing maintenance separately.
Good decisions. From build to beyond.
The thinking behind a better website.
The right platform, clear search deliverables, useful measurement and ongoing care — agreed around your business from the start.
The platform follows the brief.
Wix suits businesses that want visual editing and managed website tools. WordPress supports a flexible content-led website, with hosting, plugins and maintenance agreed around the setup.
Custom development can support business-specific workflows, databases and integrations. We assess API access, licensing and ongoing responsibilities before recommending a solution.
Where data is available, compare Search Console impressions, clicks and relevant queries over stated periods. Review enquiries alongside search traffic, rather than treating rankings as the only result.
For performance work, record the tested page, device, date and tool, then compare before and after. Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed tests can identify improvements; a lab score is not the same as real visitor performance.
Targets, access requirements and reporting frequency are agreed in the proposal. No ranking, traffic increase or perfect performance score is guaranteed.
Record. Compare. Refine.
Content and care after launch.
Agree who supplies copy, photographs, legal text and product information, and what editing handover is needed. Original photography and copywriting can be scoped alongside the website.
Confirm hosting, domains, subscriptions, renewals and ongoing support before you commit.
Beastly Gallery is the online home of Reigate artist Roland Daniells and his limited-edition, hand-finished animal portraits. The brief was to build a website that could showcase the work and let collectors order prints directly.
The homepage puts the portraits first, then leads visitors to new releases and the shop. Each product page gives the artwork its own space and lets shoppers choose from the available options before adding a print to their basket.
TW Web Design built the gallery, product catalogue, basket and online ordering into one e-commerce website. The result gives a local artist a place to tell the stories behind the work and a straightforward way for collectors to buy it.