Event-
photography.
The day
held on.
Afterwards, you always have
too few images.
On the day itself, no one thinks about photos. Everyone is busy with guests, the program, and what is going wrong. Two weeks later, you look for images for your newsletter and find five blurry phone photos.
A photographer who comes along costs one day and delivers material that you use for a whole year. In your newsletter, on social media, on your site, and in the invitation for next year.
What you get.
- Atmospheric images of the day, from the setup to the last glass.
- Faces of visitors and your own people.
- The moments that really matter, agreed upon in advance.
- Quick delivery, so you can still do something with it while it's still alive.
- Some images the same day, for those who want to post immediately.
- Photo and video from the same day, if you wish.
So it proceeds .
What customers usually ask first questions.
Yes, with a mention on the invitation and a sign at the entrance. We will say what needs to be stated. If someone still asks to be removed, we will do that.
Some images on the same day as previously agreed, the full selection within a few days.
Yes, but then we agree on a moment in the program. Gathering a group in between is rare.
Usually yes indoors and we keep it discreet. At an evening event, light is the difference between usable and unusable images.
