Corporate Photographer in Prague. Conferences, corporate events, and corporate portraits

Every company has its own story. Whether it’s a conference, a corporate event, or a portrait of the person behind the brand—photography is a way to tell that story compellingly and without unnecessary words. I work with companies, event organizers, and brands that want more than just documentation. The result is imagery that truly represents them—on the web, in the media, and internally.

Cans of Aqua Carpatica flavored mineral water with fruit and berry flavors on a store shelf.
A woman with curly hair, wearing a white shirt and black pants, is reading a document on a podium draped with a gold-colored cloth during a presentation or speech. The background features a blue screen with the "Itsy Bitsy" logo and blue text.
Baskets filled with Godiva chocolate bars on display.
A smiling woman with long brown hair, wearing a black pinstripe blazer, a white shirt, and a black tie, standing in front of a white backdrop with pink and black text that reads "women who inspire."
A person's hand, with purple nail polish and a gold watch, is placing a jar of red jelly with a blue label on a table. Several similar jars of red jelly with blue labels are already on the table.
An older woman with gray hair speaking into a microphone on stage, with a presentation screen behind her displaying logos and text.
A hand placing a can in a row of identical cans with white backgrounds and black and green labels, on a beige surface inside a room with curtains and windows in the background.
A woman with curly hair and glasses speaking into a microphone at an event, wearing a navy blazer and a white blouse.
A close-up of a table with plastic flower-making kits, pink flower parts, instruction sheets, a remote control, and bowls, with a person partially visible.
Two women sitting at a table; one is holding a tablet displaying a quiz results page with a purple and white interface, congratulating the user on earning 30 points and inviting them to start a new quiz.
A woman with long, wavy brown hair, wearing a white blouse, a black blazer, and a black hat with a mesh veil, standing in front of a white background with pink and black text that reads "femei care inspiră."
A person holding a yellow box labeled "phiin" containing information about an anti-leakage system, standing next to another person wearing a beige jacket.

What I photograph:

Conferences and lectures — speakers, audiences, key moments, and the overall atmosphere of the event. Corporate events and team-building activities — energy, interaction, and memorable moments. Corporate portraits — natural, confident, and character-rich photos for websites, LinkedIn, or print materials.

How it works:

Before every assignment, we’ll discuss what you need, the purpose of the photos, where they’ll be used, and what style suits your brand. On location, I work discreetly and efficiently so that the photo shoot doesn’t disrupt the event. I deliver the photos edited and ready to use.

Services and prices
Services and prices

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. I photograph corporate events, conferences, and cultural events, both for documentation purposes and with a focus on high-quality images for PR and marketing.

  • Once the date and scope have been confirmed, I will send you a deposit invoice. The reservation fee (50%) serves to confirm and secure the date and covers the time required for preparation (communication, planning, logistics). The date is firmly reserved once the fee has been paid.

  • The number depends on the length of the event and the desired coverage. For larger events, 200–600+ edited photos is standard; for shorter events, the number is lower.

  • Delivery times typically range from 1 to 28 days, depending on the type of project and package. If you need faster turnaround (e.g., for PR purposes), please let me know in advance and we’ll prioritize your order.

  • Yes. I photograph throughout the Czech Republic and, if necessary, abroad as well. Travel expenses are charged based on distance.

  • Yes, depending on the nature of the event. I combine candid shots with posed group and formal photos.