Two hours
from$450
- Arrivals, the main speech and a busy room
- 10 previews within 2 hours of the finish
- Online gallery open for 90 days
- Licence for internal and social use
Conference, party and launch photography by the hour, with edited previews sent during or just after the event and the full set within three working days. Guests who would rather not be photographed are respected from the first minute.

Every package includes one photographer, edited images, an online gallery and a licence for your own use. Prices are illustrative and cover venues within 60 km.
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Extra hours are $140 each, agreed with your contact on the night. After confirmation we invoice 30 percent to secure the date, with the remainder payable once the gallery is delivered.
Times count from the end of the event, in working days.
| What | When | How |
|---|---|---|
| Same day previews | During the event or within 2 hours of the end | A link to 10 to 20 edited favourites, sized for social posts |
| Full edited set | 3 working days | Online gallery with full size and web size downloads |
| Next morning rush | By 10:00 the next day, for $180 | For press releases and morning newsletters |
| Speaker and award photos | 2 working days | Sorted into folders by name, ready to send on |
| Gallery and archive | Open for 90 days | Archive copies kept for a year, then deleted |
Images are edited for colour, exposure and framing. Faces and bodies are never reshaped, and anyone who asks to be left out is removed.

Some attendees cannot or would rather not appear in photos, for work, family or personal reasons. We agree a simple sign with you before the day, such as a coloured sticker on the badge, and the whole team keeps those guests out of frame.
If someone is caught in a shot by accident, the image is dropped or they are cropped out before delivery. Rules on photographing people at events differ between countries, so we check the consent wording with you and follow the stricter of the two.
Every package comes with a licence. We keep the copyright, and you get clear rights for the uses below.
Intranet, staff newsletters, reports and presentations, with no time limit.
Your own social channels and press releases about the event, credited where the channel allows.
Speakers may use photos of themselves, and sponsors receive images of their stand on request.
Adverts, brochures and paid campaigns, licensed campaign by campaign.
A published annual report or yearbook, licensed once per edition.
When a campaign needs signed releases, we collect them on the day from the people in shot.
Image rights and licensing rules differ by country, so the exact licence is written into each confirmation.
Five steps, with one photographer looking after your date from the first message.
Choose the coverage, the date and the start time, and say what kind of event it is.
A photographer replies inside one working day: the date is confirmed, a different start is suggested, or we say plainly that it is taken.
A week before, we agree the must have moments, the people to find and any guests opting out.
We arrive 30 minutes early, read the light and meet your contact at the door.
Previews on the night and the full edited set within three working days.
Receptions, launches, awards and panels, shot candidly and delivered fast.






The first previews landed while the closing keynote was still on, so our social team posted before people had left the hall. The full set came two days later, sorted by speaker.
Several guests at our launch had asked not to be photographed. A red sticker on their badges was all it took, and not one of them appeared in the gallery.
Candid, warm pictures of a long party night, with none of the stiff group shots we feared. The licence was spelled out in the confirmation, which our legal team appreciated.
Yes. On the half and full day packages, previews arrive during the event, so your team can post while people are still in the room.
We agree a sign with you, usually a sticker on the badge, and keep those guests out of frame. Anyone caught by accident is removed before delivery.
A short one helps: the speakers, the award winners, the sponsors and any group photos. We fill the rest with the room as it happens.
Only where a parent or guardian has agreed, and never in a way that names them. Mention in the request if children are coming.
We stay. Extra time is $140 an hour, agreed with your contact on the night before it starts.
We keep the copyright and you receive a licence for the uses in your package. Wider uses, such as advertising, are licensed separately.
Pick the coverage, the date and the time the doors open. Someone from the team looks at the diary and comes back to you inside a working day.
Weekday office hours; on event nights we are behind a camera and reply the next morning.
Working from a studio near the city centre, covering events within 60 km and further with travel added
| Monday to Friday | 9:00 to 18:00 |
| Evenings and weekends | On assignment, messages answered next morning |
A headshot corner can run alongside any half or full day: a plain backdrop, one light and two minutes per person, with each portrait delivered under the sitter's name.
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Flashpoint Event Photography exists only as a sample, built to show how an event photographer can sell speed and discretion on a single page. Focus brackets close in on a keynote speaker in the opening view and a flash fires, with a tag reading Preview sent 21:14. A red strip names conferences, launches, parties and awards, and three hourly packages follow. A delivery timetable, a privacy section, licences and five booking steps come next. A gallery, example reviews, six questions and a request for the date and start time complete it.
Build your own around the events you photograph most, not every shoot you have ever taken. Give the builder the event types, your area and your turnaround, then rework the draft into your packages and licence terms. Rewrite the privacy section to match how your team really marks and avoids guests who opt out. Use your own event frames, chosen from events where the organiser agreed to their use. Building and previewing cost nothing, and hosting starts with publication at $119 a year, with the domain bought apart.
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