©Matt Elliott 2013
This isn't to say you should shoot wildly. Personally I like to compose and capture in camera. This only goes to help with the quality of the work and saves from viewing hundreds of files in post process. I believe quality control is something which takes a long time to learn, but once you've got it, it makes life a lot easier!
The location was a marque on Plymouth Hoe which had low sloping material, ideal to bounce flash from! I was asked in the brief to capture the event, people, entertainers and speeches without focusing too much on the drinking aspect. Not that easy as most of the guests had a drink in their hands.
©Matt Elliott 2013
The atmosphere was a happy one with the majority of people happy to have their picture taken, and of course I was asked ''will these be on Facebook?'' all the time. As I was working for a client these images were still under my © however during post-process I had to add the University logo which is easy to do in Lightroom.
©Matt Elliott 2013
After evaluating the evening I was happy with the work I produced and got great feedback from the client. I now have my business up and running and looking back at the opportunities I am going to research a new potential market regarding new students in Plymouth, one to keep quiet for the minute though.
©Matt Elliott 2013
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