As a photographer who has spent several years in the industry, it is very easy to assume that you’ve known it all. And even if you’re the rare type that insists on constant improvement, you may not have given much thought to studying posing. read more
Corporate events are never quite alike, and one of the most distinguishing things you’ll quickly notice as a Las Vegas portrait photographer is that every corporate event has a different dress code. read more
Everyone loves a smiling face! If you want the photos from your next corporate event to be something that truly captures the fun and excitement of the day, then you want to make sure that the photographer is able to capture smiling, fun-filled faces of employees and guests. read more
Imagine walking into an event and seeing the photographer looking sad—or mad—or sullen! No one wants a photographer who looks like they don’t want to be there, as this brings down the energy of the room a considerable degree. read more
Even the most seasoned Las Vegas photographer may find himself wondering “What am I supposed to do now?” when hired to shoot an all-day event. You may even find yourself working as the on-site Las Vegas portrait photographer for as long as 8 hours! read more
A Las Vegas event photographer may have many issues. One of them will be with clients. What do you, as the photographer, do when a client does not like the pictures you have taken. read more
When you agree to be someone's Las Vegas corporate photographer, you probably have dreams of their excited faces when they see your amazing photography. We all want to be the best photographers that we can be, and many of us spend years sharpening the art. read more
When you think of working as a Las Vegas tradeshow photographer, you probably think of something a bit more glamorous than it actually is. Sure you'll be working as a professional photographer, but work can be long and sometimes boring. read more
It’s time to be brutally honest. The CEO of a major corporation does not care about your creativity shots or desire to expand your photography skills. They want solid, professional photos of the events, people and things that they requested--and nothing more. read more
As a professional Las Vegas photographer, you should already be using Lightroom for your photographs. Lightroom helps bring out all those little details in photos that help it look crisp, more professional, and all around better. read more