Event Photography in Tokyo
An excited bidder makes his play during the Asian University for Women Fundraiser.
Event photography was a core part of my business in the UK, and it has remained so after my move to Japan. It has been an exciting and engaging challenge, applying what I know to a new location, but through hard work and good word of mouth I have managed to steadily build a base of clients that can put their trust in me to represent them well.
Events always come in many shapes and sizes, and the needs of each client vary greatly depending on how they themselves will use the photos. Sometimes it can be as little as a few hours, other times several days and with a pressing need to have a selection of photos delivered on the same or next day. Furthermore, it’s important to approach each event with the sensitivity necessary depending on the type of event and the people attending. A business conference with visiting dignitaries is very different from a summer party and I know exactly how to approach each one.
Some my existing Tokyo clients include: The British Chamber of Commerce in Japan (BCCJ), S&P Global, Concurrences & University of Oxford. You can see a selection of images here but please do check out my portfolio for a more complete view.
If you are in need of a photographer for your event, even if it is something last minute, please don’t hesitate to contact me here.
New UK Trade Envoy to Japan Sharon Hodgson makes her first trip to Japan to meet British businesses in Japan with the help of the BCCJ.
Economist and ‘Japan Optimist’ Jesper Koll takes the bids at the Asian University for Women fundraiser.
Japanese Astronaut Naoko Yamazaki addresses the Asian University for Women Fundraiser.
The new Chancellor of the University of Oxford, Lord William Hague, meets alumni in Tokyo for the first time.
Vice Chancellor Professor Irene Tracey came to Tokyo to greet Alumni on another occasion before running the Tokyo marathon.
Julia Longbottom, British Ambassador to Japan speaks at the BCCJ AGM.
As well as capturing the serious moments I always aim to try and catch those moments of humour in between.
As well as those great moments of socialising and networking which are so critical for all of these events.
Getting a thumbs up from Abang Johari the Premier of Sarawak at S&P Global’s World Hydrogen Asia conference.
I am happy to accommodate any bespoke requests such as editing in monochrome or delivering to very tight deadlines.
