Proof your booth was worth the budget
Exhibitor photography that gives your team what the post-show meeting actually asks for: the booth at its best, the team at work, and evidence the traffic was real.
Shot for the deck, not the scrapbook
Trade show photos have one job: to justify next year's booth and sell the one after that. That means the empty-floor architecture shot before doors, demos mid-conversation instead of staged handshakes, the aisle crowded at your corner, and clean product details your marketing team can reuse for a year.
The paperwork is the moat
Shooting a trade show as an outside vendor means Exhibitor-Appointed Contractor registration, a certificate of insurance filed with the show contractor, and knowing which work on the floor belongs to union crews. I have this paperwork down to a routine, including at the San Diego Convention Center, so your booth staff never hears about any of it.
Add a headshot station to your booth
The best booth-traffic device I have seen: a headshot station inside your footprint. Attendees queue in your booth, your team works the line, and every headshot delivery email carries your brand.
See the work
The corporate events gallery shows coverage from recent shows and conferences.
Questions, answered
- We're exhibiting from out of town. How does hiring you work?
- Send me your booth number, the show name and what you need the photos to do. I handle the EAC registration and COI with the show's general contractor, shoot on the agreed schedule, and your gallery arrives before your team's flight home lands.
- What does trade show photography include?
- Booth architecture shots before the floor opens, your team working actual conversations, product and demo details, foot-traffic evidence for the people who approved the booth budget, and any sponsor deliverables your contract requires.
- Can you shoot our booth empty, before the show opens?
- Yes, and you want this: it is the only time the booth looks the way the designer intended. Early-floor access requires coordination with show management, which I arrange in advance.
- Do you photograph press events and product launches at trade shows?
- Yes. Launch moments, press walkthroughs and executive meet-and-greets get covered on a shot-by-shot plan, since they happen once and do not repeat for the camera.
Check your date
Tell me about your event and I'll get back to you within one business day with availability and a quote.
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