Welcome to the era when everyone is a photographer. From having mobile phones with cameras to being that Las Vegas corporate photographer, we’re now in a world where it has become easier to take pictures. Every other day, millions of images are uploaded on social media channels, images taken with different devices. read more
As a Las Vegas portrait photographer, you’re going to be attending lots of events that have a wild side to them. Bachelor and bachelorette parties are very popular choices for clients looking for Las Vegas photographer services, as everyone wants to remember a night of drinking, dancing and overall fun with their friends and wedding party. read more
Convention centers are necessarily huge places in order to house all the booths and the crowds that come along with them. As a Las Vegas tradeshow photographer, you've probably already planned out how you're going to handle the crowds and the low lighting, but what about finding your way to your booth? read more
Being a Las Vegas tradeshow photographer is plagued with issues. Many tradeshows are fully indoors, with little to no natural light. While that's not a problem for the people flocking to the event, it's a big problem for the photographers they hire to take photos of the booth. read more
The hard part about being a Las Vegas corporate photographer is that no matter how hard you try, not everyone is going to love your work. Sometimes accidents happen. read more
There are few events bigger for a Las Vegas Tradeshow photographer than CES. CES is a big tech event showcasing over 4,500 different companies, and the new technologies they are offering to the world. 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
Remember the good old days? When gas prices were low, when there wasn’t a franchise coffee shop one very corner, and when cities and towns felt--well, less commercialized! Another remnant of that long-gone era is something we took for granted for a long time: free parking. read more
Working as a Las Vegas tradeshow photographer isn't exactly the most glamorous job, but you will have the opportunity to experience some pretty amazing events. The downside, of course, is that you'll be working: you will have to shove those cravings to wander around the event to see all of the new and shiny things to the side! read more
One of the most important things you will ever learn as a Las Vegas tradeshow photographer is this: photos were taken inside event booths simply do not look as good as those with natural light or with professional studio lighting. read more