If you’re an event photographer too, you know how exhausting those days can get. So how do you even do five of those long days in a row without suffering? In this corporate event photography guide, I’ll walk you through exactly how to survive and thrive.
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Why a Lightroom master catalog is great for professional photographers
After 10 years of making a new Adobe Lightroom catalog for every project, I changed things up: I made one comprehensive catalog for all my work. Corporate portraits, macro photography, family albums, and street photos are all in the same place. Making things easier for me.
Read moreThe importance of a photography contract (and how to write one)
Starting out as a freelance photographer is exciting. You get your first client, agree on a price, and you just want to grab your camera and shoot. But over the years of shooting corporate events in Antwerp and Brussels, I quickly learned that relying on a quick email or a handshake is not enough.
Read moreStop renting your portfolio: The case for a photography website in the Age of Instagram
Let’s be honest. Instagram is easy. It’s where the community hangs out, it’s practically effortless to use, and we all love the instant dopamine hit of a like or a nice comment.
Read moreHow to find clients as an event photographer (and build a business)
Getting started in event photography is an exciting journey. The demand for professional event photography, especially corporate event photography, is massive right now.
Read moreThe ultimate guide to getting portrait photography clients
Having top-notch gear and an incredible eye for portraits feels amazing. But let’s be honest: staring at a completely empty booking calendar? Not so much.
Read moreThe ultimate event photography questionnaire: 7 questions to ask corporate clients
When a company reaches out to hire a corporate event photographer, it is easy to just say yes, pack your camera bag, and show up. But over the years of shooting events in Antwerp, Brussels, and across Belgium, I have learned that the success of a shoot is decided long before the event begins. You need to know exactly what the client expects. That is where a solid event photography questionnaire comes in.
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