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Tel: 01603 400040
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Over the years we have been busy taking pictures of all sorts of things. We take pictures of places and turn these in to calendars and greetings cards. We take pictures of offices for brochures, photograph people for newsletters and websites. We take pictures of people at events and these are used in press releases and company documents. We've been known to take pictures at weddings and functions. We have photographed cakes, polishes, nails, tapes, power tools, newspapers, sweets and food. We photograph restaurants, cars and jewellery, beer, hops and ales too. We photograph pets, families and staff. We have photographed machinery and buildings. Whatever your project, why not use our in house team to push your project forward!
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Off Beat Lounge is one of Dynamic's clients. What do they do? They lease limited edition fine art prints from original artwork and original photographs of singers and band members. An incredible collection of art.
Recently launched is Off Beat XXV - an exclusive members only club that offers members the chance to purchase extremely rare (25 copies worldwide) prints of pictures that have never seen before. See www.offbeatxxv.com for more information. |
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We drove to London for a gallery visit with Off Beat proprietor Mark Overton. We enjoyed the auction and made some purchases too! "I even managed to win a signed picture by Storm" comments Barney Phillips from Dynamic.
After the auction Dynamic captured the unusual shot of Mark with Storm (pointing his walking stick at the camera - although it just looks like a huge white dot!) |
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January 2011 - Dynamic zoom to London to photograph Mick Rock - legendary music photographer during an Off Beat filming session.
Mick is known as "the man that shot the 70's". Barney (MD of Dynamic) is heard to say "he's the man who shot the man who shot the 70's" - a proud moment! It was the second time Barney has taken his picture, the first was at a London gallery where he got the pointing shot of Mick. |
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December 2010 - Dynamic travelled down to the OXO tower where Michael Spencer Jones held an exhibition. This culminated in having dinner with Mark, Michael and an Off Beat client. Michael was responsible for the photography on the first three Oasis album covers AND all the singles therein.
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July 2011 - Dynamic travels to the Royal Norfolk Show where Michael Spencer Jones chatted to fans about his photography. Pictured here with Mark and Michael is Fiona Ryder, co-founder of Off Beat XXV. We think they're all very 'Rock & Roll' with the shades on!!
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What the client says...
A few years ago I started to build what has become one of the largest collections of signed fine art album covers and rock photography in the UK. In 2010, having run out of space for my collection (and irritated my wife!), I started to loan the collection out to charities for fundraising activities. Soon I was getting enquiries from potential buyers and because I did not want to sell any part of my own collection, I hit upon the idea of leasing out items from the collection. My rather serious 'hobby' was about to become a serious business called Off Beat Lounge.
My motivation was two fold, to meet interesting people from the world of rock art and photography in the process of building my collection still further. Clearly, I now needed a supplier for promotional materials, a designer who understood photography and who also understood print in all its forms.
Barney Phillips at Dynamic Impressions had all the expertise and skill I needed, and crucially, to paraphrase Ray Davies 'he really got me', and appreciated what I was trying to build... We were, and are rock art soul mates, especially when it comes to Off Beat's brand identity. Over the last couple of years Barney has assisted with brand development, been my 'in-house' photographer and designed promotional materials for me. Our target market is largely high net worth individuals, and our prints appreciate in value that runs into thousands of pounds, so our promotional materials have much to live up to!
My motivation was two fold, to meet interesting people from the world of rock art and photography in the process of building my collection still further. Clearly, I now needed a supplier for promotional materials, a designer who understood photography and who also understood print in all its forms.
Barney Phillips at Dynamic Impressions had all the expertise and skill I needed, and crucially, to paraphrase Ray Davies 'he really got me', and appreciated what I was trying to build... We were, and are rock art soul mates, especially when it comes to Off Beat's brand identity. Over the last couple of years Barney has assisted with brand development, been my 'in-house' photographer and designed promotional materials for me. Our target market is largely high net worth individuals, and our prints appreciate in value that runs into thousands of pounds, so our promotional materials have much to live up to!
Pictured here is Mark Overton with Fiona Ryder, co-founder of Off Beat XXV showing off one of their prints 'Aladdin Sane'.