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I recently went to the Seattle Convention Center to captured the Seattle Convention Center's board and directors in the Arch building, making use of the stunning indoor gardens and natural light. By incorporating an extra flash and a shallow depth of field, you were able to produce some unique yet professional headshots perfect for their website and marketing materials.
Read MoreI had the wonderful opportunity to photograph the Housing Development Consortium's (HDC) Annual Celebration Luncheon, which took place at the impressive Summit building in the Seattle Convention Center, who is also a client. This event brought together a diverse group of professionals and advocates who are united by a common goal: increasing access to affordable housing in Seattle and the surrounding region.
Read MoreButler Seattle produces the Northwest Event Show. They are also a great source of event transportation. This year the show was at the brand-new Summit building at the Seattle Convention Center. There were tons of cool ideas for corporate events such as Dirtfish driving school and Compass Outdoor Adventures. There were a lot of great venues and some really great food, decoration, and entertainment.
Read MoreCorporate events can be a ton of fun. For this one, I was photographing the West Coast competition for the chefs of Aramark. There were people from convention centers, including Chef Jose from the Seattle Convention Center, stadiums, and national park resorts from Washington, California, and Nevada. The competition was held in the brand-new kitchen at the Seattle Convention Center Summit building.
Read MoreI had the honor of being the official photographer for the grand opening of the Seattle Convention Center’s new building, Summit. It is truly a spectacular building that has 580,000 square feet of event space. There were three days of events that I covered. The first was the press event and ribbon cutting featuring the state and local politicians that helped to make it happen. It was followed by a hospitality event for all of the industry professionals. The following day the dedication of the ballroom in honor of the long-time president of the board that started working on the convention center in 1982. And finally, on the third day was the public open house with around 5,000 people in attendance. The place is so large, though, that it seemed empty with that many people!
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