Locations
Where We Shoot
Outdoor spots across London for collaboration shoots, plus two studios, each suited to different styles. Your slot's exact meeting point is confirmed when you book.
Outdoor meeting points
Shoreditch
Brick walls, iron railings, and industrial shutters sit right up against glass-fronted offices and independent boutiques, the area's whole identity built on that contrast, East End warehouse turned creative hub, market stalls and startups sharing the same block. Street art shifts from wall to wall, sometimes week to week, meeting at Shoreditch High Street Station. It's a place that rewards a bit of edge and doesn't ask permission first.
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Open in Google Maps →Barbican Estate
Raw brutalist concrete, covered walkways, and geometric shadows dominate at street level, meeting from Barbican Underground Station, but the estate is really a maze underneath that first impression, elevated highwalks, quiet internal courtyards, and multi-level car parks most people walking past never notice. That layered, slightly hidden quality suits something with real texture or a genuine clash of colour against all that grey.
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Open in Google Maps →Shad Thames / London Bridge
Victorian iron bridges, cobbled lanes, and old spice warehouse brick, once the working edge of the docks, now converted into some of the most atmospheric streets in London, meeting at Potter's Field Park on the Queen's Walk. Direct access onto the river itself puts Tower Bridge low in frame from the water's edge, a different angle on it than the usual postcard view. Somewhere between undone and considered suits this one, lived-in rather than polished.
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Open in Google Maps →St Paul's
St Paul's Cathedral itself anchors this one, Wren's dome rising over a modern colonnaded plaza at Paternoster Square, centuries-old stone set directly against contemporary architecture. It's grand without trying, serious in a way that doesn't need decoration. Dark, considered pieces hold their own here rather than compete with it.
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Open in Google Maps →Covent Garden / Soho
Stone columns and an arched market hall open onto Covent Garden's piazza, street performers and market stalls keeping it alive rather than just pretty, meeting from Covent Garden Station. Beyond the piazza itself, a real network of narrow passages threads through into Soho, and Oxford Street's busier energy is close enough to lean on if a shoot wants that backdrop instead. It's a place that can go quietly elegant or properly dressed up, depending which direction you take it.
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Open in Google Maps →Westminster / St James
Grand government buildings and wide, ceremonial pavements meeting from the Duke of York Column, one of the most recognisably formal stretches of London, St James's Park just beside it softening the edges. Everything about the scale here reads establishment, deliberate, considered, built to be looked at. It calls for something equally put together, not necessarily loud, but never careless.
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Open in Google Maps →Notting Hill
Coloured mews houses and cobblestone streets meeting from Notting Hill Gate Station, Portobello Road's market energy just around the corner if you want it, quieter garden squares just off it if you don't. The pastel doors and townhouse fronts are the real draw here, one of the few spots in London where colour is the backdrop rather than something you bring yourself. Worth leaning into that rather than fighting it.
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Open in Google Maps →Bank
Pale stone facades, grand columns, and wide marble steps on Threadneedle Street, right at the historic heart of the City, the Bank of England and the Royal Exchange both within sight of where you'd stand. It's a place built entirely around the idea of permanence and weight, everything about it says money and history at once. Sharp, deliberate pieces suit it best, nothing that looks like it happened by accident.Currently also running above ground into the station below.
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Open in Google Maps →Gloucester Road
Quieter, Chelsea-adjacent streets meeting from Gloucester Road Station, white stucco terraces and wrought iron balconies giving it a softer, more residential feel than most of the other spots on this list. It sits close enough to South Kensington's museum district to borrow some of that same refinement without the crowds. Suits something with a bit of colour or shine to it, since the backdrop itself stays gentle.Currently also running above ground into the station below, occasionally continuing a few stops to Hyde Park Corner.
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Open in Google Maps →South Kensington
Classic stucco terraces and cobbled roads meeting from South Kensington Station on Thurloe Street, right in the middle of the museum district, the V&A, the Natural History Museum, and the Science Museum all within a short walk. It carries a kind of academic, old-money polish that most of London doesn't have, elegant without being showy about it. Flexible for that reason, classic pieces sit naturally here either way.
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Open in Google Maps →Studio
Silver Space Studios
A professional studio space with controlled lighting, clean white and textured backdrops, and room to change between looks. Best suited to beauty headshots, dark glamour, white on white, and structured pieces like corsetry.
Open in Google Maps →Method Studio
A large, single space in North Greenwich built around a genuine infinity cove, seamless white from floor to wall with no visible corner, plus a fully functional kitchen with a moveable island. Suits clean editorial and beauty work that wants a true seamless background, and anything that calls for a kitchen or lifestyle setting without leaving the studio.
Open in Google Maps →A Few Questions