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7 Tips For Photographing Events: Corporate or Consumer

I absolutely love shooting corporate events and working with companies of all sizes from small business to multi-billion dollar international companies. In this post, I’ll share a few tips that may help you with your own event photography whether family, consumer or corporate. The image that you see to the right was shot in Pinehurst,

Charlotte NC Corporate Event Photography Samples – By Photographer David Williams

I recently covered a corporate event in Charlotte, North Carolina and wanted to share a few images in this post as well as provide a few additional details that may help you in your search for a corporate focused professional photographer covering the Charlotte area. Although I am based in Raleigh, NC, I do shoot

Tips For Shooting An Outdoor Headshot Using Fill Flash And A Reflector

The details in this post are not meant for the beginner. A photographer that is familiar with his or her camera and using a flash should understand the details just fine. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me David [@] dwppc [.] com … coded to avoid SPAM. The image on

Outside Photography Tip: Make Your Outside Images POP by Balancing Daylight and External Strobe

For the shot on the left, I balanced the strobe with the existing daylight. I’ll go into more details below of how I set this shot up as well as the equipment that was used. The model was in a shaded walkway area between two office condo buildings. I wanted the bright light that you

Get A Complete Two Light Basic Strobe / Flash Kit For Under $475 Or Go El Cheapo for Under $275

May 20, 2014
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I have the amazing Alien Bee B800 pictured to the left from Paul C. Buff for two reasons: 1) When you can afford it, you should upgrade to these lights as your core strobes. They are awesome. 2) To share with you that you have to start somewhere and that the kit that I am

Photographing Corporate Executives: There Are Two Key Differences As A Photographer To Keep In Mind

I started in photography while still in High School in the early 80’s. Between 1983 to 1985 or so, I assisted a professional photographer that shot for many popular publications like Time, Newsweek and others. He also did a lot of stock photography which has changed a lot over the past 30 years. I remember

To Become A Better Photographer – You Need To Understand Light: Check Out – Karl Taylor: Photography Lighting – The Basics

Karl Taylor is one of my favorite photographers. He does a great job with educational material as it relates to photography. I have written about Karl previously on my blog, but today is worthy of a new post because of his latest blog post “Photography Lighting – The Basics.” In the post Karl shows examples

Photography Social Round Up From Last Week: The Week of April 28th

Below are some of the photography stories that David Williams highlighted on his Social Media Channels for the week of Monday, April 28th. David calls this the “Photography Social Round Up.” Corporate Event Photographer Pinehurst NC – Photography by International Photographer David Williams: https://www.rtpphotoandvideo.com/corporate-event-photographer-pinehurst-nc-photography-by-international-photographer-david-williams/ Child Headshot Photographer Raleigh NC – David Williams Non-Consumer Photographer Providing

Corporate Event Photographer Durham and Chapel Hill NC – Corporate Event Photography Is My Specialty

……”David was a breath of fresh air after a couple of years of rather blah photos and member interactions by our previous photographer. Our members LOVED David – they even made him an honorarium member! David has a wonderful personality and takes amazing pictures – some very unique. He held his camera up on “stilts”