Are you the kind of person who is afraid of stepping in front of the camera?
Then this event is for you!
You will learn how to pose in front of the camera without feeling pressured and how your photos will need to look to fit your brand. Plus – this event is so much fun that you will forget all about your nerves and I can make you look relaxed, warm and welcoming.
My style of capturing the subject is very relaxed and without too much strict poses – I love capturing people in their natural pose. Whatever your style and message, I will work with you to get the best look of “you” on the photos!
Looking forward to capturing you!
Pille
What's On?
- Enjoy the fun creative environment
- Learn how to pose like a celebrity, how to use the most flattering poses in front of any camera
- Option to do some fun marketing photos, props and ideas on location! (purchase your favourite images later)
- Get a portrait taken
- Enjoy some nibbles and drinks; and of course it’s a networking opportunity for all participants
Helpful Marketing tips
Colours in Your Photos
such as cool colours: blue & green
Blue stands for “trustworthy, dependable, fiscally responsible, and secure.” Think of big brands like Facebook, Wal-Mart, AT&T and police department. There are many industries that use these colours and the cool hue – for example the tech, finance, and lifestyle spaces. Clients trust these brands with various bits of their everyday life – doing laundry, chatting with friends, saving for retirement etc. The blue colours will make the client feel safe even when the business is updated and is innovating new approaches or new products.
Green also associates with growth and peace; but also wealth and is the easiest colour for our eyes to process. Customers will feel like they’re buying into something to maintain their health, let them live freely, or get them outdoors. For green think of Whole Foods, Land Rover, and Starbucks.
Brand Archetypes
Being able to design a brand personality around an archetype that connects unconsciously with our audience is a big first step for:
- Brand Message
- Brand Imagery
- Brand Loyalty
- Brand Engagement
- Creating a Community
- Conversions
ARCHETYPES
- Are intuitively understandable.
- Connect more deeply.
- Make a more compelling brand.
Moods in Your Photos
Red is exciting, bold and youthful. Red increases the heartrate and urgency. Coca-Cola marketing campaigns promote the drink as something exciting and something to be shared amongst friends and family. Netflix and YouTube both combine the black and white with red in their logo, they disrupt the tech of the day, driving the innovation that consumers love.
Yellow color that has the benefit of being bright enough to grab a consumer’s attention from a distance. It makes sense that Denny’s and McDonald’s both use yellow in their logos since they’re eager to attract hungry travelers on the interstate. Orange – is concidered playful and childlike – you can see it in big brands as Nickelodeon and high fashion brand Hermes.
The bright, bold orange, used by stores promoting value, like Home Depot and Payless, is said to communicate affordability. According to Entrepreneur, a subtler, peachy shade of orange tends to appeal to an upscale market.
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Testimonials
Vanessa Thiele, Coach, Action Potential Group:
Pille is so talented with the camera. I am always extremely happy with the photos she takes, whether they be staged or candid. I would confidently stand by Pille’s ability to put the personality in photography.
Pauline Bright, business coach:
I love Pille’s work – my website is filled with it! Pille works quietly in the background at events, unobtrusively capturing magic moments with very high quality images. I recommend her to my clients – her portraits are stunning. She has the knack of capturing the “personality” of events as well as people.
