Geoff Brown occupies a very fortunate niche -  being able to combine a lifelong facination and passion for both photography and the industrialised world.  This and years of experience is the backbone to creating compelling, unusual and exciting industrial and corporate photographs.

From a personal point of view, being involved in industrial photography is like living on the Discovery channel, and each shoot is an opportunity to share that experience with the viewer.

From the operational side, being properly prepared and expecting the unexpected, which comes from years of experience, is the only way to make sure we are in the right place at the right time, for best light and subject interest, to create the best possible images.

Specialising in industrial photography - factory and plant, mining and construction, with corporate portraiture, architecture, aerial and product photography as associated services.

City and Guilds of London Photography 744 - 1982

Licenciateship of British Institute of Professional Photography 1987

Apprenticed in industrial photography in London and Northampton 1987 / 1988

Co-founder, owner and principal photographer - Planet KB Photography - 1988 to present

The Planet KB studio is located in Rivonia, north of Johannesburg on 2000 square meters of garden.

Although corporate and industrial photography is mostly confined to location, there are occasions where the studio is essential in rounding out the full service offered.

The 200 square meter, purpose built studio is capable of handling large sets and vehicles and is fully air conditioned. It has a solid concrete infinity curve (cyclorama) across two sides of it's 13 metre width as well as an electrically driven, centre tilting and rotating, 10 x 5 metre bounce-board.