Tips for Getting the Most Out of Photography at an Event | Kelli Price Photography, Event Photographer

Congratulations, you’ve secured a photographer for your event! Now what? How can you maximize your investment, look great, and ensure that you'll get high-quality images you can use for future marketing endeavors, brochures, website and social use, and so much more?  While professional photographers always do their best to work magic, there are things that you can do to get the most out of their services. It's just a matter of following a few rules or protocols, or as I like to call them, my 10 tips for killer photos.

These tips apply to event event planners, keynote speakers, and even attendees. We're talking about simple things like posing in a group photo, being on stage, and communicating with your photographer about what you want captured and how you plan to use the photos. Trust me, a little bit of mindfulness goes a long way in making sure your photos turn out amazing.

  • If you’re an event attendee, read my 10 Tips to get the most out of photography as an ATTENDEE at an event. You’ll learn where to hold your drink, how NOT to pose in a group photo, ideas for photogenic outfits, and more. Check it out here

  • If you’re a keynote speaker, read my 10 Tips to get the Most out of Photography as a KEYNOTE SPEAKER. You’ll learn how to interact with photographers, where to stand when speaking, body movements to be aware of, and more. Check it out here.

  • If you’re the event planner, read my 10 Tips to get the most out of photography as a PLANNER at your event. You’ll learn about the importance of capturing branding, things to communicate to your photographer, tips on headshots, and more. Check it out here.  

Know someone who has booked a photographer for their next corporate event or incentive trip? Do them a favor and send this along so they too can maximize their investment and come home with killer photos everyone will love, from the boss to award winners to keynote speakers and more. 

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