New Orleans Corporate Event Venue Spotlight: The Audubon Tea Room

By |July 27th, 2026|Commercial Photography, Event Photos, New Orleans|

When the Employer Coalition of Louisiana held their inaugural Annual Forum at the Audubon Tea Room this April, the ballroom's enormous windows meant I never took a light out of the bag. A venue spotlight on why the Audubon Tea Room is one of the easiest rooms in New Orleans to photograph, and the practical considerations to weigh before you book it.

Las Vegas Corporate Event Venue Spotlight: The Cosmopolitan

By |July 24th, 2026|Commercial Photography, Event Photos|

When my longtime client Kinaxis brought Kinexions 2026 to The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, I spent three days shooting the whole property, from Razat Gaurav's opening keynote in the Boulevard Ballroom to a Steve Aoki closing party in The Chelsea (yes, cake was involved). Here's my honest take on photographing a corporate conference at one of the Strip's busiest venues.

Venue Spotlight: Austin Central Library Special Event Center

By |July 2nd, 2026|Austin, Commercial Photography, Event Photos|

After more than a decade of photographing corporate events in Austin, I thought I knew every venue this city had to offer. Then the CVU Americas Conference brought me to the Austin Central Library Special Event Center, a space I never knew existed inside a building I work in all the time. With the convention center closed until 2029, planners are hunting for alternatives, and the library is hiding one of the most unique corporate event venues in Austin in plain sight. Here is what it was like to photograph a three-day conference there.

A Week in Amsterdam in February: Where to Eat, Drink, and Wander

By |June 22nd, 2026|Europe, Travel|

February in Amsterdam is quiet and gray and cold, and I would tell anyone to go anyway. The canals are calm, the brown cafés are warm, and the whole city feels a little more like it belongs to the people actually living in it. Ours was a week built around seeing David Byrne in concert and it turned into so much more than that. Here's what I'd recommend you eat, drink, see, and explore over a week in Amsterdam in the winter.

Morocco Travel Beyond Marrakech

By |February 16th, 2026|Commercial Photography, Travel|

Traveling beyond Marrakech took planning, patience, and a willingness to embrace a few long travel days, but it was worth every mile. From the coastal ease of Essaouira to the steep blue alleyways of Chefchaouen and the dense historic core of Fes, each city required something different from us. My personal guide covers where to stay, where to eat and drink, and what is actually worth your time in each place, along with my photos from our adventures. If you are mapping out Morocco travel beyond Marrakech, I've got you!

How a Headshot Station Adds Real Value to Corporate Events

By |February 9th, 2026|Commercial Photography, Headshots, Tips for Creatives|

Headshots taken at corporate events can do far more than update LinkedIn profiles. When structured well, a corporate event headshot station supports internal culture, brand alignment, and imagery that employees actually want to use. Up on the blog this week is why my way is the best way and how flexibility, experience, and attention to people make all the difference in the end result.

Planning a Group Trip to Marrakech: Where We Stayed, Ate, and Explored

By |February 4th, 2026|Commercial Photography, Travel|

What began as a follow-up to a castle in Malta turned into a group trip to Marrakech for thirteen friends. We stayed inside the medina walls at a private riad that set the tone for the entire experience. From rooftop dinners to cocktails in hidden garden bars, we found magic in the chaos of this wild and wonderous medina. This post covers what worked, what we learned, and what I’d recommend for anyone planning a similar trip.

Event Photography ROI: How Strategic Images Drive Engagement and Sponsorship Sales

By |December 8th, 2025|Commercial Photography, Event Photos, Tips for Creatives|

Event photography ROI comes from images that do more than document a room. This post shows how sponsor-focused, intentional photography drives engagement, strengthens marketing, and supports sponsorship renewals. From capturing clean brand touchpoints to delivering same-day highlights for social, these visuals actually move the needle. If you want photography that supports outcomes instead of simply covering an event, here’s how I approach it.

Why You Need a Professional CES Event Photographer

By |November 17th, 2025|Commercial Photography, Event Photos|

If you are a business at the forefront of tech, or at the intersection of tech and finance, it should come as no surprise that the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) stands at the epicenter of innovation as far as conferences go. It is where major electronics companies give keynotes regarding new innovation, where products are launched, and where the latest breakthroughs and futuristic concepts take center stage. Every year in January in Las Vegas, industry leaders, tech enthusiasts, and innovators and startups from around the globe gather to showcase, pitch, and network. CES demands attention to detail, precision, and professionalism. Your brand presence at CES can be highly elevated by hiring a conference event photographer, ensuring that the moments you coordinate and unveil are well documented.

3 Days in Florence

By |November 13th, 2025|Commercial Photography, Europe, Travel|

Florence is slower, smaller, and built for wandering. With just three days, you can eat incredibly well, drink local wine in quiet corners, and still have time to get lost on purpose. My 3 day travel guide for Florence, Italy skips the tourist checklist and goes straight to what I think is actually worth my time.

Rome Off the Beaten Path: Lauren’s Travel Guide

By |October 20th, 2025|Commercial Photography, Europe, Travel|

I waited a long time to visit Italy, partly because I worried I wouldn’t want to leave. When I finally went, I skipped the gelato lines (I don't eat it y'all), the tourist grid, the standard spots, and wandered neighborhoods instead. I ate carbonara on a side street in Esquilino, hunted down Space Invader mosaics across Pigneto, and became a regular at a wine bar in Trastevere. If you’re ready to experience Rome off the beaten path my way, this guide is for you.

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