Spring is definitely in the air. As IABC sponsors we were invited to show some event photography for the Spring Social in Vancouver’s Crime Lab restaurant. The food was excellent, people were friendly, it was an all around good time. Congrats to the PD committee for making it a great event.
Check out the pics from the night!
Challenge: The Real Estate Foundation is a philanthropic organization aimed at supporting sustainable real estate and land use practices for the benefit of British Columbians. They planned a celebration to acknowledge their 20 years of service, and wanted photographs taken to commemorate the event.
Solution: Ballistic Arts’ photo department went to work, capturing this exciting and memorable event.
Challenge: Impark is an industry leader in parking management in North America. They were looking to have some professional photographs taken of their company and staff in action.
Solution: Ballistic Arts’ photography team headed to Impark’s locations to take some captivating images of the people that help run Impark every day.
Challenge: Along with having us develop their brand and website, the team over at Reeve Consulting required head shot photos for speeching engagements.
Solution: As a full service creative agency, Ballistic Arts was able to first understand the overall brand and take the photos that matched that brand.
Challenge: The Harris Johnson Team is made up of long-time award winning residential Sales Associates who serve the areas of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody and the surrounding areas. They were looking to have team photos taken.
Solution: Ballistic Arts went on location to The Harris Johnson’s team office to shoot photos of the team. The portraits are professional and clean.
Challenge: Vancity wanted to introduce their new CEO to the staff and world and needed portraits of Tamara Vrooman in her new environment.
Solution: Ballistic Arts set up in at Vancity head office and within a short time frame shot the portraits.
Challenge: Vancity opened their new Theatre, the new home of the Vancouver International Film Festival, and required event photos to be taken of the event.
Solution: Ballistic Arts was invited to take pictures showcasing the event and the new building.
Challenge: Vancity, Canada’s largest credit union, was looking to educate their employees about information overload in the workplace by utilizing comedic photos taken by yours truly.
Solution: Ballistic Arts visited three branches and directed a few Vancity staff for the photo shoot. The photographs achieve Vancity’s goal of portraying information overload in a humorous manner with exaggerated expressions and poses.
Challenge: Vancity uses an intranet system to communicate to its over 2,000 staff. Though they’ve had great response to the content of the the website, they were looking to enhance the visual aspect by utilising some stock photography.
Solution: Ballistic Arts was invited to four different Vancity locations to collect an assortment of different employees interacting in the workplace.
It’s not that a picture says a 1,000 words, it’s that it can save YOU from SAYING a 1,000 words. Do you really want to sit there in front of your customer and berate them with how great your event was, or how beautiful your location or product is? Wouldn’t you sound kind of neurotic?
Why not capture the essence of your business, culture, or campaign with great photography? Wouldn’t it be easier to show your customer what they’re looking for. Stop the neurosis – 604-780-0050.
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