ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITS

Portrait photography that brings people and their surroundings together to tell a story.

From scientists and researchers in laboratories to business leaders, creatives and professionals in their workplaces, I photograph people in the environments that reflect who they are and what they do.

Combining thoughtful composition, professional lighting and a relaxed approach, I create distinctive portraits that capture both the individual and the character of their surroundings.

Based in Teddington, I work across London and beyond, photographing people in workplaces, studios and other meaningful locations.

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A printed photograph of a smiling man in a suit and blue tie on a textured surface next to a white pen.

“I recently updated my portrait photos using Rob Addis Photography. Rob was an excellent host, putting me at ease and showing me progress throughout. He took a range of photos, from headshots to full body and from formal to casual. I'm absolutely delighted with the results.”

Peter Thompson CBE

Chief Executive Officer (CEO), National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Close-up of Rob Brydon smiling, wearing a navy blue zip-up sweater, with a geometric background in white, blue, and purple. Text "ADDIS" is in the bottom left corner.
Eddie the Eagle Edwards smiling as he crouches on a staircase, wearing a yellow jacket, red shirt, blue jeans, and sneakers.
A woman with short curly gray hair and blue eyes, wearing a white button-up shirt and a gray vest, smiling in front of large windows with brick and white framing.
A woman with dark, wavy hair wearing a leopard print blouse and jewelry, sitting on a gray chair with a purple-lit background.
Smiling woman with blonde hair and glasses wearing a white shirt standing outdoors near a brick wall and greenery.
A woman with short brown hair, wearing a red jacket over a white shirt and blue jeans, sitting on a wooden park bench with her arms crossed and smiling at the camera.
A man in a gray beanie and dark blue jacket is using a circular saw in a workshop, cutting a piece of metal, with sparks flying from the cut.