There are two kinds of event photography.
The first kind is documentation. It confirms the basics: the stage was built, the room was full, the signage was correct, the keynote occurred. It’s useful and necessary, and it’s what most people mean when they say, “We need coverage.”
Some Photos Prove the Event Happened. Others Prove It Mattered. Read Post »
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
The Visual ROI of Hiring a Professional Photographer for Your Conference Read Post »
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 »
