Rooms that sell
Most venue photos are a decade old, or somebody's phone. I photograph the rooms in the configurations you actually sell, the entrance a client walks through, and the light at the hour your events happen.
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Before you ask
Two of the guides answer most of what comes next: what to ask before you book, and how many photographs you should expect.
Empty, and in use
Every event I photograph is also a venue photographed in use. So a room I've covered a gala in comes with both: the empty frame a planner needs to see the space, and the full one that shows what their night will feel like.
You own the images
Sales decks, the site, listings, the RFP response, social. However you need them.
Scheduled around your calendar
Empty rooms photograph best, so I work the gaps between bookings instead of asking you to give up a date.
Questions I get
Do we have to close the space for a day?
No. Empty rooms photograph best, so I work the gaps between bookings instead of asking you to give up a date.
How long does it take?
Half a day for a single venue. Longer for a larger property, or when you want both day and evening light.
Can we use the images anywhere?
Yes. Sales decks, the site, listings, the RFP response, social. However you need them.
Do you photograph the space empty or in use?
Both, and they sell differently. Empty shows a planner the room; in use shows them what their event will feel like.
What people say
Stan has one of the best marketing minds I have met in my lifetime, making him a natural and extraordinary sales professional. I would honestly hire him anywhere, for almost any job, with complete confidence.
Get in touch
Describe the space and what you need it to sell. I'll tell you whether it's a half day or longer.