Event Photography

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Trisha's Long Island Bridal Shower

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You can’t stop a Long Island Bridal Shower Party.

Before the COVID-19 epidemic Trisha was supposed to get married to Adam, and I was supposed to photograph her bridal shower. However, as we all now know, that did not happen and nor did Trisha’s wedding. So, 16 months later, Trisha finally had her bridal shower and I finally got to be her bridal shower photographer.

An event photographer should capture every detail and every moment no matter how small. These little details help tell the story of your event.

As a Bridal Party photographer or even as an engagement party photographer my goal is to capture the story of the moment. For Trisha’s Long Island bridal shower party, her mom went all out with the details, decorations, and games. I made sure to photograph every detail and every moment. From the New Orleans Mardi Gras theme denoting the couples New Orleans ties where they attended and met at at Tulane University to the bride’s Indian background I made sure to photograph it.

Whether on Long Island or in NYC, a Bridal Shower requires the same must have “ingredients”.

Trisha’s friends and family all attended her bridal shower at the North Hills Country Club in Manhasset, NY on Long Island. When photographing her party I made sure to get posed and candid photos of both Trisha, and her guests.

Location: North Hills Country Club in Manhasset

Event Designer: Creative Creations

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MediaLink Event at The Whitney Museum - NYC Event Photographers

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On Tuesday, we photographed MediaLink’s conference on digital media, advertising, investment, and emerging platforms at the Whitney Museum in Manhattan, NY. As NYC Event Photographers we are experienced in photographing events of all sizes, length (1 hour to days long events), and complexity. From a single photographer photographing 1 speaker or a panel, to a single photographer covering numerous simultaneous events at once, to a team of photographers covering dozens of simultaneous events at multiple locations, Jonathan Heisler Photography is ready. We are experienced New York City professional event photographers.

NYC’s Best event photographers are ready

Since COVID began in March 2020, the New York event photography business has been pretty quiet or even non-existent at times. Now that the New York Metro area is vaccinated, events of all types and sizes are coming back. We love the responsibility our clients give us in photographing their events and documenting their stories.

photographing events at the whitney museum in nyc

Event Photography takes us to some of the coolest places / venues NYC has to offer, and along the way we photograph icons. Today’s shoot featured Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters, executives from major players in the media landscape (Snapchat, NBC, Twitter, IHeartRadio). Besides photographing the big names, we also focus on photographing:

  • Details of signage and room layouts - These photos are great for sharing with vendors and to reference when planning other events in the future.

  • Candid photos of people networking - Great for advertising and marketing the benefits of attending your event. Our event photos show attendees engaged and active at your event.

  • Posed Group photos

  • Panel discussions, Speakers, Q&A, luncheons, galas, and receptions.

our event photographers are focussed on helping you market and advertise your events. We provide photos immediately for your social media posts, PR statements, and emails.

Our service includes same day image delivery, full-resolution photos, full-image rights, and edits.

Client: MediaLink

Venue: The Whitney Museum of American Art

Photographer: Trent Cambell

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Central Park Picnic - Kraft Center

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There is no doubt about it that the post-COVID world is here. NYC is alive and Central Park, New York City’s backyard, is open for business. The Columbia-Barnard Hillel welcomed back current and former students with a Sunday brunch, setup by Perfect Picnic NYC, which was perfectly executed with blankets, lunch, pillows, and drinks. For some of the staff and guests they had not seen one another in 15 months.

Central park nyc event photography

Photographing a picnic in the park really made New York City feel alive once again. Guests were hugging one another, sitting closely together, laughing, and finally not wearing masks. I loved photographing open facial expressions, laughter, and all of the visual emotions that make a photograph memorable. As a NYC event photographer it felt great to openly be doing what I love doing, capturing great photos.

nyc is alive once again and so is jonathan heisler photography

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Leah's Long Island Bat Mitzvah

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A Pandemic Won’t Stop this Bat Mitzvah!

Last week I photographed Leah’s Bat Mitzvah in Bethpage, NY. Her Long Island Bat Mitzvah was different than her cousins, friends, and what she had envisioned thanks to the pandemic. So, Leah and her parents did everything they could to still recognize the important moment and meaning of the day.

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While the synagogue was not packed, Leah still had family and a few friends in attendance to celebrate her becoming a bat mitzvah woman, and even some attendees made the event via Zoom!

Capturing a New York Bat Mitzvah

Spring on Long Island, NY means unpredictable rain and while the days leading up to Leah’s Bat Mitzvah were looking good, the day of her Bat Mitzvah was a different story. While torrential rain outside meant we couldn’t do family photos in the Bethpage park before the ceremony as planned, I was able to pivot and set up a nice spot in the synagogue. Inside the synagogue, I setup a mini studio with my lights for family photos and photos of Leah.

A Professional Bat Mitzvah Photographer knows what to do

For Bar and Bat Mitzvah’s to-be, the ceremony itself can be a little nerve-racking and the last distraction you need while reading Torah is a loud photographer. Knowing this, I set my camera to “silent shutter” mode and quietly photographed from the back of the synagogue, while still capturing all the important moments! I was conscious not to block the view of guest both physically attending and virtually attending.

After the ceremony was Leah was officially a Bat Mitzvah! And as if to celebrate the occasion, the skies briefly opened up long enough for me to take some nice portraits of her outside with a green nature backdrop.

Afterward, Leah and her family and friends were off to celebrate this great accomplishment!

Congrats Leah!

Photographer: Trent Campbell

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Hiring a Conference Event Photographer In NYC

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How to find a professional Event photographer to photograph your conference.

The most common questions/ statements I receive from prospectus customers about hiring an event photographer or conference photographer are:

  • When do we receive the photos? I need to issue a press release and post on social media ASAP.

    • Same day images | My background is in marketing and I understand the importance of relevance. This is why I always deliver same day highlight images. As a group or individually, these photos answer the 5 Ws of your event. Who, What, Where, Why, and When did your event happen.

  • Can you stage photos with attendees in between the sessions?

    • Yes! Between speakers or sessions is NOT down time. In fact, it is my GO-GO-GO time. I’m always looking for moments to photograph and people to pose. During this time I’m politely asking people to pose in groups and acted engaged. Maybe they’re demoing a product, catching up with someone, or they’re just talking about their new puppy, I make moments look inviting, interesting, and organic.

  • “We need to incorporate branding and logos in to the photos, and be mindful of name tags.”

    • Of course! This is your event and it should be known that this is your event. Your images should include branding and cues easily identifying both your event and your brand. The photos below are from Finastra Universe in New York City, a full day FinTech conference right here in New York City. I was mindful to capture anything with Finastra’s brand (logos and colors) and incorporate it into the story of the day.

“Please don’t photograph people looking bored… We don’t need photos of people looking bored and unengaged at our event.”

This is a common email and talking point. No matter how serious the event is, there are always a few light moments. For example, someone is always guaranteed to crack a joke or do something goofy, and instantly the crowd goes wild. No matter how “instant” these moments are I am ready. As a photographer, I am always hunting for those split second events. I am always ready to photograph smiles and laughs.

And don’t worry, the serious moments will also be captured as well.

Large and Small NYC EventsI photograph events of all sizes and with varying restrictions; no flash, no moving during the presentation, and only photograph the first few minutes. During speeches I can either be a fly on the wall or I can quietly walk…

Large and Small NYC Events

I photograph events of all sizes and with varying restrictions; no flash, no moving during the presentation, and only photograph the first few minutes. During speeches I can either be a fly on the wall or I can quietly walk around capturing reaction photos and new perspectives of the event. It’s up to you.

Business Conferences and MeetingsLike a secret agent on a mission I am quiet, stealthy, and unnoticed. Regardless of your conference location, in a large ballroom or in a tiny office, I will get close, engaged, and enthusiastic images. My photograph…

Business Conferences and Meetings

Like a secret agent on a mission I am quiet, stealthy, and unnoticed. Regardless of your conference location, in a large ballroom or in a tiny office, I will get close, engaged, and enthusiastic images. My photographs are perfect for marketing and advertising pieces.

 
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YieldStreet x NYC Coders Happy Hour

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YieldStreet allows you to participate in opportunities with low market correlation and target yields of 8-15% across litigation, finance, real estate and other alternative asset classes. Tuesday evening’s YieldStreet event welcomed recent developer graduates from several of NYC’s tech boot camps. The evening hosted at YieldStreet involved presentations, Q&As, a bunch of jokes.

Event photographers NYC photograph the 5 “w”s

As a NYC Event Photographer my goal was to photograph the event’s purpose, energy, and its overall story. Event photography has to be capture the 5 “W”’s as we learn in elementary school; Who, What, When, Where, and Why. My event photos were both close ups of peoples reactions and wide room shots showing off the rooms capacity.