Corporate event photography sits at the intersection of branding, people, communication, atmosphere, and design—which is exactly what makes it such a rewarding field to work in.
Knowing Us
Daniel Lockwood
Lead Photographer
Background: High speed action photography, event photography and commercial product photography
Action photography and commercial product photography are where most of my background comes from. One taught me how to react quickly, respect tight schedules, and work under pressure, while the other taught me patience, lighting control, and most importantly, taste. They are very different fields, and that contrast has heavily shaped the way I approach photography today.
What I enjoy about corporate events is how naturally all my skills come together. No two events feel the same, and there is always a balance between moving quickly, staying observant, and creating spontaneous moments that still feel polished and editorial afterward.
Janki Wong
Art Director
Background: Fashion Marketing, graphic design and fine art
Corporate Event Photography isn’t just one type of photography, but a broad discipline of understanding. Within a single event, there are elements of branding, people, products, portraits, architecture, atmosphere, and communication all happening at the same time. It is one of the few areas where all of my experiences become useful together.
Without purpose and direction, creativity is a fairly useless asset in the business world. What I enjoy about corporate and commercial environment is the challenge of creating work that is not only visually strong, but genuinely useful to the people and brand behind the event.
Our background in commercial and product
Motions and Emotions
