Usually this is busy time . . .

Autumn has traditionally been my peak conference and event season in the run up to the end of the year.   I’ve been lucky enough to cover some fascinating events in previous autumns; but work in this year, already ravaged by the first lockdown and continued restrictions over the summer months, has now been definitively ended by the latest lockdown.  Normality for those of us who work around events and conferences seems further away than ever.  We continue to look forward to a future time when we are once again allowed to carry out normal activities without restrictions;  and when we can, and if you want to get this kind of coverage from your event get in touch with me to discuss your needs.  I’ll be eagerly waiting for you to get in touch . . .

Lifeblood of your event

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Your conference panellists and participants are the lifeblood of your events.  Make sure that your event photos reflect the vibrancy of their contributions.  If you have an event coming up and you need the best coverage, please get in touch to find out more.

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Conference and event season in full swing

Now that Autumn has arrived, we are nearing peak conference and event season in the run up to the end of the year.  Whatever the nature of your event, it’s vital to have the best images from your event celebrate its achievements and share them with those who cannot be there.  I’ve been lucky enough to cover some fascinating events already this autumn.  To get the same kind of coverage from your event, get in touch with me to discuss your needs.

First event of the atumn

Cavendish Conference Centre
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First event of the Autumn; Professional Pensions Defined Contribution Conference. Plenty of action keeping me busy . Great to be back in action after the quiet summer holidays

Adventurous Portraits

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It”s still surprising to me how much corporate portrait photography is almost exactly the same. The same backgrounds and the same poses, with very little additional processing of manipulation to make them more dynamic and exciting.

With just a little forethought and digital trickery, your portraits can be quickly improved to be much more engaging.  As someone who takes on a average about 5000 portrait images annually, I would be delighted to make the process more creative and give you a more distinctive look to your staff images.

Get in touch with me to start the process for you.