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 »
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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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
