We live in a visual age, when billions of photos are uploaded to the web every day. Images are vital selling tools and ensuring you have bold, slick photos will help your conference stand out and look its best. So here are a few little tips to make their job a bit easier and ensure you get some awesome imagery.

From 2005 until 2013, the funky seaside town of Brighton was my home. It’s a pretty full-on, eccentric place, with a lot going on, and I lived right in the thick of it, initially next to the crumbling West Pier, then on the edge of hedonistic Kemptown.

I took so many pictures of Brighton life in my 8 years there and I have compiled them into the personal project “Be Right On”. Below is a selection of some images that didn’t make the cut, but I thought would serve as some fun bonus content, enjoy!

Some more of my favourite London evening event locations, from the perspective of a London event photographer

London has an amazing amount of world class events venues, here are a few of my favourites, in no particular order

I recently got back from my favourite festival; Lovejam Campout. It’s alcohol-free, tiny and conscious. There were some great musicians playing, including the iconic jungle legend Congo Natty, but as well as the music, the focus of the festival was on workshops and community spaces. I made many magical memories, singing, dancing, drumming around the fire, it really was an incredibly powerful experience.

When photographers ask me about working with interiors, they're often worried about … well, the interiors themselves. Does the room feel dull? Is the light uninspiring? What if the view out the window is less than sensational? Here’s how I approach these challenges—and how I turn them into opportunities.

I have photographed thousands of corporate headshots over the years and I pride myself in creating a safe, friendly atmosphere for people to feel comfortable whilst being photographed.

I can bring a mobile studio to your office, using either plain backgrounds or the natural surroundings of your working environment.

A brass band, cricket practice, a formula one car, football practice, AI VJ’s, a racecar simulator, a gif of you making lego, robot football, what does these seemingly random things have in common? They all featured at the recent Google Cloud Conference at Tobacco Dock in London. And I was lucky enough to photograph it

I have photographed lot’s of drinks over the years, in studio and on location in restaurants, hotels and bars, and it’s always a fun and playful experience.

I’ve recently shot a couple of jobs in Mason’s Hall near Covent Garden and I’m loving this space. It’s the HQ for English Freemasonry and the building is full of grandeur and symbolism. Obviously freemasonry has a mysterious history, full of intrigue and conspiracy, but I was just looking at the space, and it’s great!

It’s not everyday you get invited to a Hollywood movie premiere after party. This wasn’t standard event photography as I was working for the marvellous Food Show, who provided the catering, and wow did they do it in style!

Being a food photographer can be a lot of fun, experimenting with lighting, styling and composition, and even more fun when I get to try the food!

Stanglwirt is a huge site, with lots of world class sports and leisure facilities, all against the most amazing backdrop of the Tirol mountains. Stanglwirt has one of the most amazing spas in the world, with several swimming pools inside and out, saunas, steam rooms, plunge pools, jacuzzis, with massages and treatments also available.

Here are some highlights from a recent photoshoot I did for Aurora Dental Practice

I have photographed all sorts in the studio, including children’s toys, electricals, food and drink, cosmetics, furniture and more, all the while honing my skills in styling, lighting, composition and editing for product photography. Here’s an overview of my product portfolio.

There are lots of factors to consider in order to get a great group photo, here I go over some basic themes, including location, lighting, posing and atmosphere.

Highlights from a location portrait photoshoot in London.

Photographing conferences is great! The people, places, activities and variety are all a great recipe for fun and creativity.

Part three of my series of London’s best conference venues, from the perspective of a professional London event photographer.

Part 2 of my guide to London’s Best Conference Venues