This is Winter Guard International, “the Sport of Art”. For my client, it was turn and burn, spray and pray while they bank on the potential that any images would be purchased. They don’t even want me to shoot in RAW format. They want everything as is in JPEG format with no edits. That’s fine, as long as I remember to change to RAW format for my next session.

Harry's approach to event photography is characterized by a commitment to capturing authentic moments and emotions. He emphasizes building strong relationships with clients to ensure they feel comfortable and relaxed during sessions. This approach has led to high client satisfaction, with many praising his professionalism and the quality of his work. His services are competitively priced, with event photography starting at $225 per hour.

Three days, 32 bands, and a whole lot of rain. Here's what covering Bunbury Music Festival taught me about reliable event photography — and why preparation matters as much as the shot.

Columbus was drying out from an overnight thunderstorm when I pulled up to what looked like an empty house for a backyard wedding. By the end of the day I'd helped dry off the chairs, watched a cake go very wrong, and made myself one new rule about the weddings I take on.

It's chilly for May and a lot windy, and I'm out on High Street in the dead center of Columbus photographing a protest. A group from Cleveland commissioned me for the day. Five months into this whole thing, I'm still saying yes to everything that comes my way — and this is the story of why that's starting to work.

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