Tell Tuckys Photography who needs photographing, where, and by when. Enquiries get a written response the same working day with availability and a shoot outline.
Most enquiries reach Tuckys Photography one of two ways. Either you know exactly what you need — forty headshots, one morning, your office — or you know the outcome you want and would like help shaping the brief. Both are welcome.




Award-winning corporate photography in Singapore, including the Excellence Award for Portrait Photography 2024 (APAC Insider).
Email: shoot@tuckys.com
Based in Singapore. Tuckys Photography photographs across Singapore and travels through the region for group and multi-office assignments.
Tuckys Photography has photographed corporate leadership since 2002 — boards, chief executives, senior teams and whole departments — for organisations including Rolls-Royce, Dell Technologies, Sony, SAP, PayPal, Warner Bros. Discovery, eBay, Seagate, Hitachi, MUFG and Singapore government agencies.
Every person in your organisation is photographed to one consistent standard, so a leadership page reads as one company rather than a collage.
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Most people looking for a corporate photographer in Singapore are not shopping for a camera. They are trying to work out whether someone can walk into a boardroom at 9am, photograph eight senior people who did not want to be there, and hand back a set that still matches when it lands on the leadership page. That is the actual job.

Tuckys Photography has been doing it since 2002, for listed companies, government boards, agencies and start-ups. The work runs from a single chief executive portrait to a full leadership set, a conference, a factory floor or an aerial view of a site.


A week is comfortable. Tuckys Photography regularly takes shorter notice for press and appointment announcements.

Not at the executive standard. As a baseline, a board director needs a minimum of twenty to forty-five minutes, so a board of ten is a full day. A morning is realistic for a staff or team set, where, against a single-colour backdrop, a staff portrait takes three to five minutes per person and a corporate executive ten to twenty minutes.

Yes. Stills and video are often produced together, in one session or a series of sessions depending on the scope of the job. Each needs its own set-up, light and attention, and the two are matched so they read as one body of work.
