One day, I was in a professional meeting with a real estate agent, and this person looking at my printed photo booklet said to me '"wow you must have a f**** great camera" and I kindly replied "I don't have the best camera, but I know how to use mine."
Event photography is a subject (as well as street photography and photojournalism) for which professional photographers spend most of their time on alert, always keeping a close eye on what is going on around them and trying to spot ‘from where’ we could get our next best shot.
During an event photo shoot, there isn’t much time to compose a shot, or to be too much distracted by a beautiful creature passing by, or even to take a long break. Timing and being reactive are precious.
Like other event photographers, my photo shoots don’t focus much on taking group photos and portraits, but primarily on taking candid shots – to capture people in their natural state (and without disturbing them).
Similar to this gallery, you can visit my guest experience portfolio.
My main activity concerns hospitality events, event gathering visitors or tourists such as gala dinners in hotels, Christmas and New Year parties, shows and concerts.
Here I like to work on candid photography, trying to capture decisive moments (other than to take portraits of people kindly smiling at me).
I once had the opportunity to work as a fashion show photographer and it was a great experience.
My job was to take BTS (behind the scene) photos of the models during makeup, backstage while the dresses were being adjusted on the models, and some photos of the models on the catwalk.
I only have one professional experience in fashion show photography, and I would really like to have more!
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