Event Photography London

At the unveiling of the Boryviter mural at Trafalgar Square – opened by Oleksandr Usyk and Richard Branson, with actor Jack Gleeson among the crowd – we delivered 35 press-ready images within 20 minutes of the moment happening. Those images ran across major Ukrainian outlets the same day.

That's not a one-off; it's the standard we build every shoot brief around. Selected coverage included Yaroslava Gres speaking at the unveiling, Richard Branson and Oleksandr Usyk backstage, Justine Simons at the event, Jack Gleeson with Ukrainian veterans, and Ruslana Danilkina of the Superhumans Center.

We covered two shoots for Fury Energy's Chelsea FC campaign, run through their agency Socialit – training ground access, a VIP match day, a full stadium tour, and later a live fan event at Stamford Bridge itself. Photos ran alongside video throughout, delivered as a full gallery.

Stadium access came with its own constraint: only one cameraman allowed inside on the first trip, so the whole shoot had to be planned around what one camera could realistically cover without missing what mattered. Mid-shoot, one of the talent went missing after a training session and we lost part of the footage that depended on him being there – rather than charge the client to fix it, we absorbed the extra work ourselves. They came back for a second, larger shoot afterward.

Four years working with Fast Growth Icons means we've followed them to the Bulgari Hotel and Claridge's in London, to Manchester, Stockholm, Berlin, and into Rothschild & Co's own building for an event they hosted together. What's carried across every one of those has less to do with the venues and more to do with a client who kept coming back.

Every event ran two days. Every one of those days, we delivered photos while the event was still running – the first batch usually went out around lunch, so attendees could download and post before the day was even over. By the time each event wrapped, most of the gallery was already edited and out the door.

The photos themselves cover what a two-day conference actually looks like, start to finish: networking before the first panel, the keynote and roundtable discussions, the room during a lunch that's clearly been thought through, and separate sessions – a female founders track, among others – that needed their own coverage. Video ran alongside, including highlight reels and attendee testimonials, but photography stayed the core of the relationship.

Once a year, Maze brings their whole team together in one place – people who normally work from Canada, Australia, and everywhere in between – and uses the gathering to get everyone's headshots done at once. Sergei Sarakhanov, a specialist from our photography roster with 15+ years of experience, brought a portable background and flash lighting setup on-site and ran individual portraits for every team member, plus separate and group shots of all three founders, all in the same session.

The brief covered two different uses at once: LinkedIn-ready headshots for each person individually, and company website photography for the founders. Running both off one portable setup, in one session, is what made it work logistically for a team that's only in the same room once a year.