Say no to using generic AI-generated and stock images! They won’t showcase your authenticity or connect with your audience in a meaningful way. Want your want potential clients to truly understand who you are and what working with you looks like? This is where brand photography comes in. Here’s a few reasons why brand photography matters:

Discover how a branding photoshoot helped iilo Creative Alliance showcase their mission and team. From strategy to capturing their remote team in action, see how custom images can elevate your brand and connect with your audience.

Meet Robbie, an accessibility and neuroinclusivity consultant looking to tell her brand story in a meaningful, concise and relatable way. See how The Bio Boost Kit helped her elevate her 'About Me' page.

Capilano University held drive-in graduation ceremonies for their students this year that were broadcast live to friends and relatives across the world, so that loved ones wouldn’t miss out on celebrating their graduate’s achievements. Check out some highlight photos from the events across a few days.

Event photography highlights from a fundraising event Capilano University held at the Blue Shore Centre for Performing Arts featuring Dawn Pemberton and her band.

Over 100 brands from across Vancouver have been involved in creating Brands for Better, and they gathered over two days to ideate and battle it out over the Brand Battle theme: tackling zero-waste issues in the city. Sit back and watch a slideshow of the event photography from the virtual event!

Women’s Enterprise Centre is celebrating their 25th anniversary in 2020. The organisation supports female-identifying entrepreneurs in launching and growing their businesses through financing, skills training, mentorship and a community of generous and smart leaders.

Check out a selection of photography taken at the inaugural “Emerging Impact Investor Program” spearheaded by Vancouver-based Spring Activator, a global incubator, accelerator and advisory firm that helps impact entrepreneurs, investors and entrepreneurial ecosystem builders thrive.

The Forum For Women Entrepreneurs (FWE) holds its annual E-Series Program across three days and cover everything around education, support, mentorship and community for self-identifying female entrepreneurs. Participants can run a business across any industry and can be at any stage of their business. What they all have in common? That they are serious about leveling up their business!