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Documenting an event can be a precarious gig. Are you shooting indoors or outdoors? What’s the capacity of your venue? Is it private or public access? All of these are important questions that should be factored into planning for photographing events of all shapes and sizes. For our last shoot... read more
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Be it at weddings or business conferences, birthday parties or sporting events, unnoticed, candid shots do the trick now and always. For an event photographer who wants to tell the story, natural photos where the subject is not intimidated or aware of the photographer’s camera is a must. read more
People put in a lot of planning to make their event special. But at the end, the picture-perfect Venue, the nice delicacies, the entertainment and the lively atmosphere are not reflected in the photos. Talk about a case of coming this far but still arriving short. “The event was so full of life and energy, but I still can’t understand why the photos are emotionless!” Let’s understand what makes the perfect candid photos. read more
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then trade shows are one of the perfect scenes to get them. Tradeshows and conventions are one aspect of photography that cannot be taken lightly. Why? Because a lot of energy must have gone into it to make it a success. A lot of hard work goes on behind the scenes that the customers don't get to see, or appreciate. Consider that a part of the story that is left untold, the back story. read more
There are several advantages of knowing the venue of a convention beforehand. For a photographer, it is good practice to be familiar with the venue where you’d be photographing later on. Knowing your way around is important if you want to have a hitch-free day. It helps to know the venue. read more
A tradeshow photographer needs to know the difference between tradeshow photography and other genres of photography. Tradeshows and conventions are quite different from anything a regular photography gig looks or feel like. The crowd – always busy, loud, bustling and lively. In addition, not very organized. As everyone wants to be the first to test out a new product or gear. read more
Conventions are expensive assignment to undertake. Especially if the event is intended for a large crowd and you’re expecting some very important guest. However, I must believe that the reason why anybody would organize a convention is not that they have money to burn. It’s all about the business. read more
As a tradeshow photographer, I’ve have been working with trade show organizers and exhibitors for a long time now. Just as you already know, if you are a trade show marketer or exhibit manager, part of your job is to provide value for your company or client. With our expertise in capturing the stories of your exhibit, 80% of your branding and imaging responsibility is lifted off your shoulder. read more
I have been handling conventions in Las Vegas for years now. (We are base there actually). Interestingly, a lot of people tend to attend this sort of things in Las Vegas so expect to see a very large crowd. While it is common to see conventions being held indoors, there are still many of them characterized by large crowds. read more
Tradeshows are some of the major events businesspersons hire an event photographer to cover. Not just to preserve the nice memory of the events, but also to promote their business and instill confidence in the brand. read more
It is a new age in a new world and in this time, everything is fast-paced. Speed is the first name of everything. In business settings, every second’s count, every minute’s count, and every hour count. In business, time is crucial. read more
Tradeshows are all about the experience and I am an experienced tradeshow photographer. A lively tradeshow has a lot of music, artistic installations, mascots, lightings and vibrant, interactive trade booths and as an exhibitor at a tradeshow, you will want your visitors to remember your booth, after which you would want them to engage with your product and services. So, how do you create a successful first impression? read more
Photography, just like any other profession, its a ladder. You can’t reach the top without taking the many bottom steps preceding the few top steps. Starting out as a rookie, but a very ambitious and aspiring one, I’ve always dreamt of working at the top. read more
It’s your brand, so take control of it. Companies spend a great amount of money and lose a great amount of sweat trying to maintain a successful marketing campaign. read more
Event photography is one of the most exciting and thrilling forms of photography out there. As an event photographer, you get to capture the most special moments of people's lives, whether it's a wedding, a birthday party, or a corporate event. read more
It doesn’t hurt to know what to expect from a photographer you hired to cover an event. Breathtaking photos of any event are an important addition to your organization’s gallery and great for general publicity. Hence, it is imperative for clients to have high but realistic expectations from their photographer. read more
Often times, convincing prospective clients why they need to hire a qualified event photographer to cover their special event could be a little bit daunting, and funny. I’ll explain – I say daunting because some of them assume just about anybody can do the job, even if the person has limited or no knowledge about read more
At events, everyone is busy. The client is busy. The guests are busy. The event planners are busy. The venue coordinator is busy. In fact, everyone is busy, busy, busy and that’s including the photographer. At least, that’s my experience covering most private & corporate events. read more
We did a piece on “the right corporate event photographer“. In that article, I suggested that the right corporate event photographer is someone who understands the job or what is required of him, and indeed, gets the job done in line with the client’s vision. read more
Photography is for the creative minds. But as a photographer covering events such as luncheons, meetings, awards ceremonies, and formals down the years, I have come to the conclusion that creativity alone won’t get you out of a tight situation. read more
Don’t be the one who takes the very boring shots of people lined up in front of a statue or a sign, ugh! Take brilliant, artistic photos that will make that event look like it was even better than it was. and be a creative corporate event photographer or private event photographer. read more
Generally, in most Las Vegas event photography that I do, I tend to end up capturing candid photos, a few glamor photos and quite a number of conceptual photos. I enjoy being faceless, neat, professional and polite. Depending on an event most people generally don’t like to have their photos taken at a party. read more
New to photography? Need some beginner-friendly photo tips to help you get up and running with your camera? Digital photography can be daunting when you’re a beginner. read more
Who's the right creative corporate event photographer? If that question was coming from a fellow photographer, it is much easier to give him a satisfying answer. Simply because we both understand the effect of certain actions or inactions on the final works. But the question doesn't usually come from a photographer but from a client or potential client. read more
Event photography is a tricky business, but if done right can earn you a comfortable income. In order to get the low-down on the biz. read more
However, there’s a seemingly insatiable appetite for oppositely using these lenses for selective focus photography and filmmaking. read more