What we do.

Photo Paeon works with your organization to create beautiful, relevant and effective visual communication. We specialise in photography for healthcare providers, medical researchers and labs but we also offer a wide range of bespoke services to suit the needs of a range of organisations. We have extensive experience working with clients in the public and private sector, from large NHS trusts and NGOs to small private companies and charities.

Logo of the Medical Research Foundation with stylized green cross and black text.
Logo of The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust on a purple background.
Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust logo
Logo of The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity with colorful abstract design.
Purple and pink abstract background with rounded shapes and gradients.
Close-up portrait of a middle-aged man with dark hair and hazel eyes, wearing a gray t-shirt against a dark background.

If you’d like to see work from Dominick’s arts practice you can find it here: www.dominicktyler.com

Black and white photograph of an ancient stone sculpture of a woman's face with detailed curly hair, set against a dark background.
Castlevue Clinic logo featuring a teal hexagon with a stylized letter 'C' and the words 'Castlevue Clinic' in dark blue text.

Who we are.

Photo Paeon is a creative network founded and managed by award-winning photographer, Dominick Tyler.

After more than a decade making images for clients in healthcare, research and technology sectors, Dominick decided to create an identity that would distinguish this commercial work from his arts practice while offering his specialist photographic experience to a wider client-base and connecting with other creatives to deliver a wider range of services.

At the core of this network are photographers and film-makers but Photo Paeon can put together bespoke teams to meet and exceed your creative needs, whatever they may be.

Why “Paeon”?

According to Homer, Paeon was the physician of the gods and the same name, sometimes spelled ‘paean’, also refers to a song of thanks or triumph.

We have chosen to use the name because our aim is to make images that sing the praises of all our clients whether they are physicians, nurses, researchers or scientists.

A female healthcare professional with glasses and a white uniform standing in front of a medical imaging machine, smiling at the camera, with a male colleague working on the machine in the background.