Legal information · Imprint · United Kingdom
Who is behind this website.
Tilt Your Head is a portrait studio in Clapton, East London. This page names the person who runs it, says where to find him, and what to do if something goes wrong. It exists because a business trading online has to be findable.
Last updated 26 August 2026
Who runs this site
The person responsible.
Tilt Your Head is a trading name, not a company. One photographer owns the business, takes the pictures and answers the email.
Trading name
Tilt Your Head
Photography by Eivind Hansen.
Legal status
Eivind Hansen, trading as Tilt Your Head. Sole trader.
Not a limited company, so there is no company number or registered office to quote.
VAT
Not VAT registered.
The price you are quoted is the price you pay. Nothing is added on top.
Where to find us
Address and contact.
Email is the fastest way in. The address below is a real working address, but it is a shared studio rather than a shop, so come by arrangement.
Answered on working days.
Phone
Call or message. If a shoot is running it will go to voicemail.
Trading address
Tilt Your Head
Cell Studios, Unit 0.9
Grosvenor Way
London E5 9NE
Visits by appointment only.
Data and cookies
What we do with your information.
Enquiries, bookings, newsletter sign-ups and the photographs themselves are all personal data, and they get a page of their own. It says what is collected, why, how long it is kept and how to have it deleted. Cookies are covered there too, along with the Google map and the Meta tag this site loads.
Data requests are answered within one month, as the law requires.
Copyright
The images on this site.
Every photograph here was made by Eivind Hansen and stays his copyright. So does the writing. Reproducing any of it elsewhere needs written permission, which is usually given for press and for the people in the pictures. Ask rather than assume.
If you are in one of these images and want it taken down, email us and it comes down from anything we control. We will tell you honestly where it is beyond our reach.
If something is wrong
Complaints and corrections.
Most problems are a misunderstanding and get sorted in a day. Say so and it will be dealt with properly. You are not obliged to come to us first, and going elsewhere does not need our permission.
Tell us first
Put the word complaint in the subject line and it gets read first.
Data complaints
Information Commissioner’s Office, the UK regulator for data protection.
ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint
Helpline 0303 123 1113
This page is updated whenever the details above change. The date at the top tells you which version you are reading.