EVENT photography
Photogrpahy for all occasions, public relations, award ceremonies, conferences, gala dinners, trade shows, engagements, remembrance,
I’ll promise to be as quiet as a mouse
Photography for Events, Conferences, and Celebrations, Nelson & Tasman
Many hours of work go into making an event successful. Capturing it properly means you can share it on social media, in the press, or simply look back and remember the occasion. The perfect event photographer blends into the background, working the room hard to capture the emotions, the laughs, the key moments, and your attendees, without their mouths full of food. 😉
As a Nelson based event photographer, I cover conferences, awards nights, product launches, openings, networking events, workshops, trade shows and graduations across Nelson, Tasman and the top of the south. Getting started is easy: lock in your date, then we'll run through a quick brief covering the purpose of the event, the shots you need, and the venue.
Your images come back to you within 5 working days through an online gallery, with high resolution files for print and marketing, plus social media sized versions ready to post. You get full usage rights on all images. If you've got an event coming up in Nelson and want it captured properly, get in touch.
Kismet - Dark Circus Evening
Elizabeth Gould - Book Launch
Matt Lawrey - Nelson Mayoral Campaign Launch
Arden - Drag Brunch
NCMA - Cat Video Film Festival
Frequently Asked Questions
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As soon as you have a date, get in touch so we can lock it into the diary. Popular dates and busy seasons fill up fast.
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Once your date is booked, I'll get a full brief from you covering the purpose of the event, the shots you want captured, and where it's being held.
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Your gallery includes high resolution files for print and marketing, plus social media sized versions ready to post immediately.
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Conferences, awards nights, product launches, openings, networking events, workshops, trade shows, graduations and more, across Nelson, Tasman and the top of the south.
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No. The job of a good event photographer is to blend into the background, working the room to capture the key moments, the laughs and the emotion, without disrupting your event.
