Fine Art Reproduction PhotographyLondon.


Specialist photographic reproduction of paintings, drawings and mixed media artworks, with particular attention to colour relationships, tonal structure and surface presence.

Why Paxton Studio?

Because the photograph often becomes the way your work is seen — in submissions, catalogues and online, sometimes more often than the original itself — the image needs to convey the same sense of structure, depth and presence as the work itself.

Each piece is approached individually, with the photograph carefully shaped to reflect the balance, character and emotional tone of the original work. The aim is always that the image feels natural and convincing, allowing the work to be presented with confidence wherever it appears.

High-resolution capture and calibrated colour management form part of a consistent, reliable workflow developed through experience working with artists and publishers. This approach has been used in the photographic documentation of work published by Thames & Hudson, including projects involving Sir Ben Okri and Rosemary Clunie.

Our approach

High-resolution capture and calibrated colour workflow ensure that colour relationships remain consistent from capture through to final delivery. Exposure and lighting are carefully shaped to provide even illumination across the artwork while retaining the natural texture of the surface.

The image is developed progressively through controlled exposures, allowing tonal transitions and surface qualities to emerge naturally. This helps preserve a sense of depth and material presence, so the photograph reflects the work as a physical object.

Final files are prepared to professional standards suitable for print reproduction, catalogue publication, portfolio use and online presentation, providing reliable and consistent results across different contexts.

Files are delivered as high-resolution TIFFs suitable for giclée printing, catalogue publication and archival documentation.

“Paxton Studio undertook the photography for our book The True Artist Breaks Out of Jail, published by Thames & Hudson. Their professionalism, attention to detail and commitment to high standards made the process both reassuring and enjoyable. The work was thoughtful, reliable and delivered to an exceptional standard. I would wholeheartedly recommend them.”

— Rosemary Clunie

Our process begins with a complimentary initial consultation to discuss your project and requirements.

We welcome enquiries from artists, galleries and private collectors across London and the UK.

Selected Work

The True Artist Breaks Out of Jail

Rosemary Clunie with Ben Okri

Published by Thames & Hudson

Photography on location and in our South London Studio.

Let’s Work Together

If you have a project in mind, we would be glad to discuss your fine art reproduction photography requirements. A few details about the artwork — size, medium and intended use — are usually enough to advise on approach, timing and fees.

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