Let’s be honest: corporate conference photography doesn’t scream sexy. Unlike fashion, documentary, or even wedding photography, its nature is inherently restrained and on paper, it’s the antithesis of artistic expression.
For the first 7 years of my photography business, it was just me. One camera, one car, and the good fortune of a calendar packed with jobs from San Francisco to Sacramento. I said yes to everything…
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Conferences move fast. From keynotes and panels to spontaneous networking moments, the energy builds, peaks, and wraps in a blur. But long after the stage is broken down and the last name badge tossed, what remains are the visuals. And if those visuals are really good they can continue to generate value for your company
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Photographing startup events in San Francisco means being at the intersection of innovation, grit, chaos, and enthusiasm. It also means witnessing a lot of the same event planning missteps. These are small decisions that seem inconsequential in the moment but ultimately result in missed opportunities to tell a brand’s story through photography.
Event Photography for Startups: How to Make Your Next Conference Camera-Ready Read Post »
The photography industry has changed dramatically over the past decade… Or rather people’s expectations of amazing imagery has changed. With better cameras in everyone’s pockets and more accessible professional equipment, the technical barriers have largely disappeared… not to mention the AI steamroller crushing everything in its path. What this means for working image makers is
