I BUILT THE PHOTOGRAPHY TEAM I’D WANT TO HIRE.
I’m Denisse, founder of Lotus Eyes Photography.
Fourteen years ago, I started with a camera and an obsession with getting it right. Today, Lotus Eyes Photography is trusted to photograph major conferences, conventions, trade shows, SKOs, brand activations, awards, and corporate events across the country.
Somewhere along the way, I learned something important:
Great event photography isn’t just about having great photographers. It’s about having the right team.
I don’t believe in pulling together a different group of photographers every time a large event comes in.
Our core team of three has worked together for more than a decade. We know each other’s strengths. We know our standards. We know our look. And we know how to walk into a complex event, divide coverage, and get to work.
For our clients, that means consistency—across photographers, across event days, and year after year.
Same team. Same standards. Your brand, beautifully consistent.
14 YEARS. THOUSANDS OF EVENTS. SOME PRETTY INCREDIBLE ROOMS.
Over the years, we’ve had the opportunity to photograph events for brands and organizations including Google, Microsoft, Meta/Instagram, Apple, NASA, Amazon, Honeywell, and many more.
We’ve photographed intimate executive dinners and packed ballrooms, massive exhibit halls, multi-day conferences, product launches, awards ceremonies, and events that take over entire convention centers.
No matter the size of the room, our approach stays the same:
Know the brand. Know the event. Know what matters. And get the shot.
AND THEN I GO HOME TO THE FARM.
When I’m not photographing an event—or catching a flight to the next one—you’ll probably find me at home on my farm in Florida with my family, goats, sheep, a minature cow and entirely too many vegetable beds.
It’s a very different world from convention centers and corporate ballrooms, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
FOURTEEN YEARS LATER, WE STILL CARE.
I’m incredibly proud of the photographs we create.
But I’m even prouder of the team behind them.
Fourteen years later, we still show up excited to do this and we still care about getting it right.
You built something worth showing. We’d love to photograph it.
