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Protection & Management Series Event | Exhibition Photographer

Exhibition Photography – Excel, London

I was commissioned to cover the very first London based event specialising in a wide range of security, facilities and safety measures. It is the biggest show of its kind in Europe. Attracting 1600 exhibitors, 45,000 visitors and completely taking over the whole of Excel. Therefore it is quite a staggering show, I therefore brought in two additional photographers to ensure blanket coverage over the three day duration of the event. With a detailed brief for each day we gave comprehensive coverage to this popular event. Providing on the fly editing for frequent uploads to social media, in order to keep momentum and public interest in the event. As well as producing a full edit of all images shot at the end of each day, this enables the event organisers to move quickly with post-show marketing activity to all their media partners as well as the wider media.

We received some fantastic feedback on the service we provided and have been booked again to cover the next show later this year.

Of course, not all events are on this scale, but the same service is needed in order to fully leverage the time, management and expense that has gone into organising your event. Getting your message out there through the use of compelling show imagery tells a more powerful story than words alone. The service we offer is UK wide so please feel free to get in touch and talk through your plans, we’d be happy to help.

Bentley Priory Museum – Commercial Website Photography | Commercial Photography

Bentley Priory Museum – Commercial Website Photography

Bentley Priory Museum were looking to update their website imagery and came to me with a requirement for casual imagery, to capture people looking around the museum, as well formal shots of all of their rooms. Exhibits as well as artefacts were shot to give a full appreciation of the environment.

You feel totally immersed in the era when you step inside their museum, it really is astonishing. It is a magnificent building which boasts an ornate sweeping staircase, intricately designed and painted ceilings and spectacular chandeliers. To the rear it has views across the countryside which really add something special to the whole experience.

Bentley Museum had arranged models of their target age groups to look around the museum. Parents walked with their children around the museum absorbing the history, and later the children were let loose in the art room downstairs where they created flight-inspired works of art to adorn the walls of the museum. We had a great time getting the children involved. Meanwhile the formal shots of the rooms were to really showcase the details they had spent a very long time restoring, paying homage to those that flew during the wars.

A High Dynamic Range photography technique was used to ensure the full light and shade of the formal interior shots was captured.

All the images from this shoot, as well as others commissioned since, can be found at their website just here – Bentley Priory Museum