3 HOT Ideas Stretching Event Photos Further

Posted on Feb 21, 2012 by julissa. Tags: black and white photograph, event entertainment, event ideas, Style Shoots.

You are planning a big event and want photos that will record the night… but how about photos that will WOW your guests and help them remember your event for a long time after? What about photos as an experience, photos as a gift, and photos as valuable marketing material?

Here are some unique services NEW WORK PHOTOGRAPHY provides to stretch the value and impact of event photography.

1. THE STYLE SHOOT: Photography as an experience they’ll remember

Imagine a party where the guests are dressed up and ready to have fun… and enter to find a photographer’s studio set up, ready to take their glamour portrait.

Style Shoots break the ice and create an atmosphere of either VIP glamour, or just plain fun and laughter, depending on your theme! Guests at cocktail parties or charity balls feel like movie stars, while guests at a costume party will enjoy getting into character with fun props and backdrops provided by New Work.

2. PHOTO RESTYLING: Photography as a gift to wow your guests

You’ve chosen photos of your team, your guests or your clients that you would like to gift to them, either in digital or print format. Maybe you’ve also chosen a photo to blow up and print for your home or office space. Having the images restyled in black and white, vintage or poster art can be a wonderful surprise for the recipient and will make your event stand out from the crowd.

3. PHOTO BRANDING: Photography as a powerful marketing tool

Since you’ve paid for professional photography at your corporate event, why not stretch the marketing value further by having your photos branded with the event name and date, or even have your logo attached! These images can be used in social media and email marketing campaigns, as well as in brochures and other printed material to demonstrate what your business is all about.

Best of all, New Work’s packages always include a CD of images in high and low resolution so you can use them again and again in print and online.