Hong Kong art director and photographer based in Kwun Tong, specialising in food, commercial, portrait and event photography.
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Best Product & Commercial in Hong Kong (2026)
Hong Kong's role as a trading and e-commerce hub keeps product photographers busy: Amazon and Shopify sellers, local DTC brands, and distributors all need clean catalogue images, lifestyle scenes, and campaign visuals that convert. The work ranges from precise white-background packshots to fully styled lifestyle shoots with props, models, and sets. Specialists in the directory include HDP Photography, Hong Kong Photography Studio Ltd, The Brand Photo, Gaz Jones Photography, and Imagennix Commercial Imaging, several of whom also cover food and interiors for clients who need a full content library. Because this is commercial work, the boring questions matter most: confirm per-image versus day rates, how many angles and variants are included, who handles styling and props, and exactly what usage rights the fee covers. Ask about turnaround times if you are feeding a launch calendar, and look for category experience — cosmetics, electronics, and fashion accessories each have their own lighting conventions.
Hong Kong-based French photographer Harold de Puymorin offering professional commercial photography: portrait, interior design, event, product and e-commerce. Clients include Louis Vuitton and Dom Perignon.
Full-service commercial photography studio of photographer Sean David Baylis: PR events, commercial fashion, advertising, product still life, website catalogue, editorial lifestyle and wedding photography.
Hong Kong-based commercial photographer Scott Brooks covering cuisine, architecture, interiors and lifestyle; has shot for Nobu Hong Kong.
Hong Kong commercial photographer Chris Wong specialising in product, food, interior, lifestyle and portrait photography and video for advertising, lookbook, catalogue, e-commerce, social media and packaging.
Frequently asked questions
How is product photography priced?
Common models are per-image rates for catalogue work and day or half-day rates for styled lifestyle shoots. Our research doesn't include published product rates, so treat any figure you are quoted as approximate until you have an itemised proposal — and compare what is actually included.
White background or lifestyle — which do we need?
Marketplaces like Amazon require clean white-background images; your own store and social channels convert better with lifestyle scenes. Most brands need both, and many photographers offer bundled packages.
Who provides props and styling?
Some studios include basic styling and props; others expect you to supply everything or bill a stylist separately. Confirm this in the quote — styling is often where budgets surprise people.
What usage rights do we get?
Clarify whether the fee covers your website, marketplaces, social media, and paid advertising, and in which territories. Paid-media usage typically commands a higher licence fee.
How many images will we receive, and how fast?
Catalogue shoots can deliver dozens of images per day; styled campaigns are slower. Agree on the shot list, the number of finals, and the delivery date before the shoot — especially around product launches.