Event Photography

 

If you like event photography that tells a story, reflects the energy and atmosphere of your event through discreet , candid , photo journalistic style, then we’re on the same page.

Initially coming from a street photography background, where an ability to capture shots  taken  in  fast, dynamic stye rather than having people pose for every shot  is key,  this style of candid event  photography has been appreciated by  past and current clients  resulting in  being chosen as the official Photographer selected for  brands including  social media giant  LinkedIN, shooting all their big events in London. Including a  LinkedIN-Twitter joint Event , Advertising Week Europe, Unbiased Media Awards, Smith – Henderson Franchise Awards ,  Clerkenwell Design week’s Caesar Ceramics, the Sussex County Cricket team and  several Events at BAFTA.

And covering everything from  Annual General Meetings, Conferences, Birthday Parties, Christenings,  Award ceremonies, Charity Events , and Bar and Bat Mitzvah’s, serving mainly London and the South East .

Areas covered include, London, Brighton, Kent, Sussex, Essex, Surrey, Hertfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Leicester, Birmingham, and Bedfordshire.

If your event is happening further afield, do get in touch and we’ll be happy to give you a quote. Email info@sotangy.co.uk stating where and when your event is happening and we’ll be in touch with a competitive quote.

‘ Let me be your fantasy’ singer Baby D,and friend . October ’17.

 

With a long track record shooting Events for both Corporate Clients  such as US Social media site LinkedIN, and private high and Low profile clients alike, you can trust So Tangy to deliver great Photography and Videography every time.

Keyboard player Ashley Kingsley ( Mariah Carey, Beverley Knight ) with singer Marco Losi, South Kensington, London

Birthday girl Maria, and friend. Watch her video below

When telling a story (that’s what social photography is all about, after all), it’s important to capture – and, crucially, keep hold of – the viewer’s attention. This is achieved by having a diverse range of engaging pictures on show.

Nobody wants to look at a set of pictures all shot from the same angle on the same lens, again and again – it would be boring! As a photographer, it’s important for you to know when to engage directly with your subjects and when to step back and photograph them as they act naturally.