Trade Show Exhibit Photography

The IGT logo on a circular frame surrounding a video chandelier which hangs above slot machines at the IGT booth at G2E 2016

Show Off Your Booth in Pictures

Capture the design of your booth with professional trade show exhibit photography.

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So much time, money and effort goes into a trade show exhibit because an event is a company’s opportunity to shine in a place where competitors and collaborators are right nextdoor. But often very little effort is put into getting excellent photographs of all that time and creative work. Professional trade show exhibit photography can help guarantee that you come away from a big event with photos you’re proud to put in print, on your website and post on social media.

A trade show exhibit which looks like a Dunkin Donuts store clad in grey bricks and tiles and showing the interior counter, display case, and tables from a high perspective and edited so that the area around the exhibit is black and blurred.

A trade show exhibit from an oblique angle with a red wall in the center, rectangular red banner floating above and red carpet with modern white tables, chairs and kiosks edited so that area outside the booth is darkened and colorless.

The red chair from The Voice in the foreground with The Voice slots in the background at the IGT booth at G2E 2016

A tradeshow exhibit kitchen with white cabinets stainless steel appliances and a black wooden island with a suspended soffit and two gold hanging lamps over greyish brown hardwood floors and below a purple digitally edited ceiling.

A white area with hardwood flooring and illuminated blue and purple with lighting, a BMW concept car on a pedestal and large black video screen in the background and two black vertical video kiosks in the foreground.

Replica of a First-class aircraft cabin as a CES 2016 trade show exhibit with dinnerware laid out on a black table with white walls shot from the perspective of a seated passenger.

A dark wavy tunnel made of curved LED TVs displaying a forest scene.

Hardwoode floor leading to a circular pedestal with a grey chevy bolt atop, a a red vehicle to the right and a video wall with ethereal imagery and text in the background.

Booth Interaction, Candids, Team Photos and More

A group of 30 people in blue shirts and khaki pants in front of a trade show exhibit with a suspended white ceiling with the xTime logo above.

While we take great pride in creating well-crafted architectural photography of trade show exhibits, we are more than happy capture visitor interaction, staff candids, and group photos as well. We know that organizing an exhibit for a trade show is an incredible amount of work and we want to make the photography end of your to-do list as simple as possible.

KBIS 2016 - Electrolux Product Presenation Candid

Licensing Expo 2017 - Cartoon Network Staff

KBIS 2016 - Electrolux Cooking Event Detail

A three-person circular virtual reality ride with two men and an elderly woman seated in the center in front of a blue background which says Robot Wars and Space Racing and a small crowd in front.

HGTV's Scott McGillivray, a white male smiling in a grey suit jacket opening a stainless steel refrigerator with illuminated white interior in the KBIS 2016 Electrolux exhibit.

A close up of a Philips blood pressure monitor on a clear vinyl stand and a blue sign beside it upon a whitewashed wood surface.

KBIS 2016 - Electrolux Media Event Candid

A side view of a red-haired woman with sunglasses and white headphones with "The Bumby's" written on the side.

ExhibitorLive! 2016 - Czarnowski Booth Interaction with the Bumby's

AAOMS 2016 - Zimmer Biomet Team/Product Photo

CON/AGG 2017 - Danfoss Exhibit Interaction

An ACDelco Caliper 18FR1379C on display atop a clear, acrylic block.

Your Booth is You

BlueCoast_HDExpoVegas2014__1234 Conventions create an unique experience where companies aren’t seen through the lens of a product catalog, a website, or even a commercial, but as a physical presence in a real space. In a big way, trade shows are where companies create and maintain their identity among their customers and their peers. Getting professional pictures of your trade show booth helps make sure that impression you made on the world lasts a little longer than the close of the show.

Capture Details

Capture the time, work, and money put into your trade show booth with crisp, stunning photographs. Professional photos create not only a document of the booth on location, but create visual assets for marketing pieces, websites, and social media. No matter the industry it is sometimes critical to demonstrate that your company had a presence at the “big show”.

We’re All About that Booth

An angular view of the ACDelco tradeshow booth with a suspended grey banner and graphic blocks as walls with barstools, tables, and displays inside.

For us, your exhibit is the star of the show. We want to create images that make it look its best. While we’re happy to shoot booth interaction, candids, and team photos while we’re at the show as well, we specialize in exhibits and the booth is our highest priority.

An Emphasis on Design, Architecture and Content

An elevated angular view of the Chevy booth at SEMA with classic Chevy Camaros lined up in the foreground and the Chevrolet logo emblazoned on a dark grey banner floating above.

Tools, Technique, and Touch for Photographing Trade Show Exhibits

Equipped with wide-angle lenses, full-frame digital cameras (which make full use of wide-angle lenses), tripods, and lighting equipment to help capture the look and feel of an exhibit at a trade show, we have all the tools we need to create stunning images of your booth. But it isn’t just tools which make a great image. Understanding light, angle, and geometry is critical in crafting images which make an impression. What’s more, we know that in most situations there is only 30-60 minutes available before or after the show to get the job done. We know how to best plan for and schedule a shoot which will result in great images. When it is all done, you walk away from your show with high-resolution images suitable for all purposes.

Image touch-ups included:

In addition to utilizing our photographic tools at the event center, we include the follow post-processing in all our trade show exhibit photography:

Basic color correction
Lens correction (as needed)
Image straightening
Exposure balance
HDR (where needed or desired)

Additional benefits included:

Photo license: Unlimited use license. (Photos and the use thereof may not be transferred or sold.)
Complimentary one-time image resizing
Online portfolio for easy image retrieval at any time.

Pricing for Trade Show Exhibit Photography

One Simple Price for Exhibit Photography:

$500

We hope to make finding a local photographer in Las Vegas a simple and transparent process. We charge $500 to provide up to two hours of photography at any single trade show exhibit in Las Vegas. What’s more, we include an unlimited use license which allows the purchasing company to utilize the images in any medium for any length of time.

Event Photography Pricing:

$250/hr

If we shoot your booth in the morning before the show opens, we are happy to stick around as long as you need us to capture booth interaction, candids, team photos and more at $250/hr. Just let us know what you need to shoot and we’re happy to get it done! If you aren’t having a booth shot or need us on separate days, a $500 minimum/day applies.

Special Processing

Have your exhibit photos edited

Trade show exhibit with an orange and white color scheme, a suspended rectangular banner with four faces above and multiple product displays within and a two-story platform in the background. Photo edited so that the outside area is darkened and colorless. A centered photo of the Stryker booth at ACFAS 2017 with hanging banner, welcome counter with LCD screen, and four vertical signs all with the Stryker logo.

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We’re happy to edit your images to erase distractions like convention center or competitor branding. We want to make your exhibit the clear focus of your photos and create images which pop. Pricing depends on the scope and scale of the editing work, so just ask for details.