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Commercial & Industrial · Singapore · Since 2002
Photography and film that show the people, precision and purpose behind live operations.
Commercial and industrial photography and film for Singapore and Asia-Pacific: real facilities, people and processes, shown with the care their work deserves.
At an active site, the important details are easy to miss. Tuckys photographs production lines, aerospace engineering, people at work and the discipline behind each process—so the work is seen as carefully as it is done.
Explore the commercial portfolio and maritime work. For executive and team portraits, visit corporatephotography.sg.

At a plant or aerospace facility, the process is the proof. Tuckys photographs operators, engineers and equipment in context, showing how the work is done—not only what it produces. The real environment stays visible in the frame. Explore commercial work or discuss an industrial production.
Corporate headshots and executive portraits photographed at the client’s office in Singapore, with lighting, crop and camera position held the same across the set; against a single-colour backdrop, three to five minutes per staff portrait and ten to twenty minutes per corporate executive.
Commercially driven images for global brands, from environmental portraits at manufacturing and aerospace facilities to studio advertising portraits and print advertising campaigns across Singapore and the APAC region.
Vessels photographed and filmed underway and at berth from aerial drone, water-level chase boat and on-deck perspectives, with shipyard, crew and operations coverage across Asia.
CAAS-licensed drone photography and videography since 2015, for vessels, plants, construction sites and coastal work in Singapore.
Tuckys Photography photographs and films real facilities, people and processes: production lines, aerospace engineering, shipyards and vessels, construction sites and the people who run them. The pictures go into annual reports, tenders, websites, recruitment and advertising campaigns.
Marketing brochures and websites, annual and ESG reports, tenders and investor presentations, recruitment advertising and safety training material. Industrial photography shows how the work is done, not only what it produces, so the client’s own facility becomes the proof.
Rolls-Royce’s assembly and engine test facility at Seletar Aerospace Park, NEA’s Tuas incineration plant and Semakau Landfill, a steel production plant, Bok Seng’s training academy, shipyards including Keppel, and vessels on sea trials in Singapore waters.
Yes. Tuckys Photography has flown commercial drone assignments since 2015 and holds the CAAS Unmanned Aircraft Pilot Licence and UA Operator Permit. Each flight gets its own CAAS activity permit, and the aerial frames are delivered with the ground coverage as one matched set.
Yes. Vessels are photographed and filmed under way and at berth, on sea trials and during fire-fighting capability tests, from the air, from a chase boat and on deck, with shipyard, crew and refurbishment coverage. Named Best Marine Photography Studio 2025 by APAC Insider.
Every shoot is planned with the site team before arrival: induction, permit-to-work, PPE and the areas that cannot be photographed. Frames that show wrong PPE are never used. The site keeps running while the photographs are made.


Tuckys Photography’s corporate portrait photography work specialises in creating portraits for senior management personnel such as CEOs, directors, presidents, and other senior management leaders. Tuckys Photography understands that capturing the essence of these high-ranking executives requires a different approach than usual business headshots. A leader’s portrait speaks to investors, partners, government agencies and the press, and it still needs warmth, enough to show the person is approachable. Beyond a smile or a happy expression, Tuckys Photography focuses on bringing out the individual’s seniority and executive presence in its images. When a smiling portrait is all that is needed, it can be made quickly, even for a chief executive. Through careful attention to lighting, composition, and posing, Tuckys Photography aims to create portraits that convey the confidence, competence, and leadership qualities of these esteemed professionals.
Tuckys Photography has always been captivated by the stories that eyes can tell. In every portrait it shoots, Tuckys Photography strives to capture that fleeting emotion, that unspoken thought, all channelled through the gaze of its subjects. It’s this genuine connection, between the photographer and the subject, that Tuckys Photography believes makes a portrait truly resonate. Whether illuminated by the soft hues of natural light or the precision of studio lighting, Tuckys Photography’s focus remains consistent. Experience the art of storytelling through eyes with Tuckys Photography’s corporate portrait services in Singapore.


Sports Portraiture seeks to create compelling stories of the subjects by conveying their character and identity to the viewers
This series of captivating sports portraits juxtaposes the grit and focus of the para-athlete, ready in their stance, against the grandeur of their countries’ iconic images. The brilliant sun adds an ethereal glow, illuminating their spirit and dedication, while the location stands as a testament to age-old traditions.
Underwater portrait photography is a unique type of photography that comes with several challenges. One of the key aspects of underwater portrait photography is lighting. Natural light and reflections in the water can create a striking and ethereal quality to the images. Additionally, the poses of the subjects can vary greatly in underwater portrait photography. Since the water medium affects how people move and behave, it can result in interesting and unexpected poses.
Moreover, the fluidity and unpredictability of water add a dynamic element to the composition. Bubbles, ripples, and waves can create movement and interest in the image. Overall, underwater portrait photography requires a high level of technical skill and creativity to capture the unique beauty and mystery of the underwater world. It’s an exciting and challenging genre that can result in stunning and memorable images.




In this series of studio portrait photography, these contrasting portrait styles in the images above. The first image exudes a

Tuckys Photography specialises in professional studio portrait photography for senior leadership teams of multinational corporations. Its bespoke portrait sessions are

Stylish and classic black and white corporate headshots for senior executives

A variation of comtemporary candid portraits and classical studio headshots for the senior executives of a Singapore-Based company.