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How to brief your event photographer

We have just posted a new article on how to brief your event photographer and included a free PDF template for you to use to brief your photographer. Read more here: https://www.manwithacamera.com.au/how-to-brief-a-photographer/

Matt Wilkinson in new role at Four Pillars Gin Distillery in Healesville

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I heard this week that Matt Wilkinson has been appointed Creative Director of the new Healesville based, Four Pillars food range (think gin infused chips and other deliciousness!) and it made me think of the time I photographed him at his Pope Joan restaurant for Time Out. Read the full post and see photos at https://www.manwithacamera.com.au/matt-wilkinson-chef-pope-joan-melbourne-business-portrait-photography/

Corporate dining event in Melbourne

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I love it when corporate clients choose an interesting location for an event to engage and entertain their guests. Trust me, if you work in the marketing department of a bank or company that predominantly employs men in grey suits – this is what you should be doing for your next corporate event! See all the photos and read more at https://www.manwithacamera.com.au/ibm-corporate-dinner-event-photography-melbourne-museum/

How SAP communicates with a global workforce

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Communicating with staff in global businesses can be a tricky task, especially when the individuals are scattered around the globe in different time zones. We explored this in our recent post  following our recent event photography in Melbourne at the SAP HQ. Read more about the event at https://www.manwithacamera.com.au/corporate-event-photography-how-sap-communicates-with-a-global-workforce/

Humanitarian Advisory Group

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Photographing a variety of events in Melbourne, puts me in front of a huge range of people, ranging from teachers and politicians to scientists, artists, NGO staff, atheletes, social enterprisers, magicians(!), CEOs and often, the average Jo/e in the street. All have their own stories and all have something to offer, which is why I love my work so much. I always take something useful away from speakers at an event, whether it’s a practical tip or a new way of thinking about a situation. (I’ve got loads of great factoids if anyone needs a last minute ring-in for their pub quiz!) This means no two photography jobs are the same and some of the greatest speakers have been at events organised by NGOs or social enterprise groups.  Last week was no exception, when I was pleased to be able to photograph an industry engagement event on behalf of the Humanitarian Advisory Group at  The University of Melbourne . Speakers included Oxfam’s Richard Simpson & David Sims, gen...