Regardless of the photographer’s camera, lenses and lighting gear, it’s not about the tech you should focus on…it’s always the operator. I explain more in this article.
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While I am in the business of booking gigs, sometimes the work is more about the relationship with the client than it is about the paycheck. More on that in this article.
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Do you include book signings as part of your keynote experience? Take advantage of that opportunity by creating a wealth of photo assets of the moment. More on that in this article.
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Why do I need so many images in my content portfolio? Isn’t it overkill? It’s not about the amount, it’s about the options. More on that in the following article.
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When it comes to your time in front of the camera, make your expectations clear with your photographer beforehand. More on that in this article.
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Working on adding a product or service offering? Then look to a photographer to capture the visual assets you need to support the marketing of that new thing. More on that here.
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Do you use props during your keynote?Let your photographer know beforehand so they can capture you in the act of using them on stage. More on that in this article.
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Wherever you are with your speaker business, capture photos of the rooms in which you work. I talk about why in the following article.
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When reviewing the photos in your image portfolio, this one mental reframe can make the difference in how you shape your opinion of them. I talk about it in this article.
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What do DJ parties and lifestyle portraits have in common? They’re all captured with the same approach. I talk about that approach in the following article.
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Do you run an in person certification program? Offer your participants visual assets they can use to promote themselves. More on that here.
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While I find all of my client work fulfilling in one way, shape or form, some gigs stand out for reasons beyond the work itself. This article shares one of those special types of events.
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What’s the YES AND to your mastermind? Represent it in your images. More about this in the following article.
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What photos belong on your one sheet? The following article offers a list to help you put that together.
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It’s one thing to archive a keynote through a handful of photos. It’s quite another to capture a variety of moments that supports your marketing efforts. More on that in this article.
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When sharing photos of what your in-person, client meetings look like, be sure to share the work displayed all around the room. More on that in this article.
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If the room in which you’re speaking is not at full capacity, your photographer needs to work around it. How? More on that in this article.
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Every room in which a speaker presents is different. Take advantage of those wrinkles and nuances each space offers in your photos. Learn why in this article.
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Do you have signature bits in your keynote that involve people and props? Plan accordingly with your photographer so they get the shots. More on that in this article.
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While it’s important for speakers to have photos of the commanding a stage, it’s essential that the room looks right for you in the photos. How do you figure this out? More on that in this article.
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