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The fun of the annual company trip is when colleagues travel, eat, and stay together, which greatly enhances the unity among the company’s personnel.
รับถ่ายภาพอีเว้นท์ กิจกรรมบริษัท งานเปิดตัว รับปริญญา พรีเว้ดดิ้ง และงานแต่งงาน ทั้งภาพนิ่งและวีดีโอ
We speak English and Chinese fluently.
We base in Thailand and Hongkong.
LastProject.Photos provides professional corporate photographer and videographer.
We specialize in corporate photography, event photography and lifeful videography.
“Art of capturing emotional corporate event’s photos and video are what we have mastered”
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“Shoot like never shoot again”
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In event photography, in addition to capturing the attendees at the company’s annual gathering, the photographer must also take pictures of the food that guests are enjoying. This way, when clients look back at the photos later, they can recall what dishes were served and what they enjoyed during the event.
The photographer will strive to capture every dish on the menu, but sometimes they may miss the opportunity as guests have already served themselves. This results in some images being incomplete or missing elements. Nevertheless, the photographer will do their best to ensure that all dishes are beautifully captured as much as time and opportunity allow.
The breakfast buffet menu will include both savory dishes, Thai cuisine, Western food, and desserts to enjoy.
There are also oats and cereals available.
Coffee is a morning beverage for many people.
Most of the food is pre-prepared, but some dishes are freshly cooked by the chef.
The food includes noodles and rice porridge as well.
After taking group photos and pictures of the food, the photographer will also take individual portraits.
Taking individual photos can also involve having the person hold something, so their hands don’t look awkward or empty. In this case, holding a coffee cup while not looking directly at the camera can create a more natural-looking image.
The photographer walks over to capture images of guests who have finished their meals and are waiting to check out before boarding the boat back to the mainland.
Power banks are an essential item when traveling.
The photographer needs to quickly pack up and capture photos of guests waiting to check out, so that they’re ready to leave the hotel when it’s time to depart.
While waiting for checkout and for all members to gather, the photographer continues asking guests to take photos casually.
Once the guests see the photographer taking pictures, they start asking to take photos with this person and that person, continuing on joyfully.
Some people ask for photos; they want candid shots without looking at the camera.
Use a zoom lens to take pictures of the guests.
Some people also want photos with their friends.
Once most of the guests have checked out, we take a group photo together.
When taking group photos, they should pose in various ways, such as the mini heart pose.
When taking group photos, it’s best to take multiple shots. Besides avoiding photos where someone has their eyes closed, another reason is to capture various poses and get diverse shots from the same angle, as gathering people for a group photo in an event isn’t easy.
The group photo pose that looks the most energetic and fun is the “Yay” pose.
After finishing the indoor group photo, the photographer invited the guests to take pictures by the seaside. Since they are staying at a beachside hotel, the photos should include the sea as well.
When taking group photos by the sea, the photographer will try to finish quickly because it’s very hot, and typically, Thais don’t like taking photos in strong sunlight.
Another pose for group photos is jumping while raising hands, creating a photo that looks energetic and cheerful.
When taking group photos, especially jump poses, the photographer needs to take multiple shots and select the best one. Sometimes, guests may have to jump several times to get the perfect picture.
Some people just lie down waiting for their friends. They’ve been sitting for a while, so they relax and lie by the sea.
The photographer also looks for opportunities to take candid shots of the guests.
Taking photos using a zoom lens, trying to capture some candid moments.
Take wide-angle photos to capture the overall atmosphere while the guests wait to check out.
While waiting for the boat, we took some pictures at the pier. The sunlight was very strong and backlit, so we had to use flash to prevent the faces from being too dark and to capture the sea in the background.
Photographers usually avoid taking profile or pre-wedding photos during times of intense sunlight because they need to use a lot of flash, and some models get tired quickly from the hot and humid weather.
For travel or event photography, many times it’s not possible to choose the shooting time. Even if it’s at noon with strong sunlight, you still have to shoot. The photographer manages the situation on-site, using powerful flash for backlit shots to prevent dark faces and to ensure the sea in the background isn’t overly bright.
At first, the photographer has to invite clients to take photos by the sea, but after a while, other clients who see their friends taking photos will also want to join in.
For semi-profile shots, you can have the subject face the camera, turn their back to the camera, or look out at the sea, and so on.
Sometimes the photographer uses flash, but not a very strong one, so that the face is slightly dark but not completely dark like when not using a flash. Making the face slightly dark, but not fully shaded, is similar to using a reflector and retains the atmosphere of midday photography.
Have the subject lean against the railing, look at their friend, and smile, making it look like a candid shot.
Change the pose by looking at the camera and pretending to brush your hair back with your hand.
Place one hand on the glasses and have the subject look down at the ground.
A friend also asked to join the photo, doing the same pose by holding the railing and looking at the camera.
Look at the camera for one shot, and for another shot, don’t look at the camera.
The client said that if taking a photo from the back, make sure the shirt they are wearing is visible.
Friends keep coming to request photos at the pier continuously.
The photographer changes angles to shoot from a different perspective.
While waiting to board the boat, take photos of the guests as they wait.
After taking a lot of solo shots, take some group photos when the opportunity arises.
Take multiple photos, changing poses continuously.
Try having the guests do fun poses by lifting their legs and kicking.
Some guests enjoy striking funny poses, saying they don’t want typical photos like everyone else.
Take wide-angle photos to capture the overall environment, as they can tell a more comprehensive story than using a zoom lens.
The photographer lets the guests board the boat first and boards last so they can stand at the pier and take photos of the guests on the boat.
When the clients are boarding the boat, the photographer needs to hurry and take photos because the boat must leave the pier quickly, as there are several other boats waiting to dock.
Since the guests are checking out of the hotels on the island around the same time, nearly all the tourists on the island returning to the mainland today will be waiting to board the boat at the pier, causing it to be crowded and with many boats waiting to dock.
The photographer takes photos from the shore and then quickly boards the boat to continue taking pictures on it.
The guests ask the photographer to take photos with their friends.
The photographer takes a group photo on the boat. This photo is very important because the highlight of this annual trip is boarding the boat to relax on the island. It is essential to capture the guests sitting on the boat.
While photographing on the boat, the photographer needs to hurry because when the boat first leaves the shore, it moves slowly. After a while, once it leaves the island, the boat speeds up, making it dangerous and impossible to stand and take photos.
Once they have disembarked, the guests look for ice cream to enjoy because it’s very hot.
The guests say they want photos of themselves eating ice cream.
Some people also want to have cold drinks.
The guests say they want another shot looking at the camera, looking handsome.
After taking photos on the boat, it’s also necessary to take some while riding the bus.
The photographer takes pictures of the guests on the tour bus continuously.
Use a zoom lens to take photos on the tour bus as well.
Taking photos on the tour bus is very important for company outings because it showcases the mode of transportation, which is one of the steps and processes in the company’s annual travel event.
After taking many photos of the guests, it’s time to capture the guide speaking on the tour bus as well.
Before returning to Bangkok, it’s a tradition to stop at a local market to buy souvenirs.
Take some candid shots of the guests.
At the local market to buy souvenirs, the photographer must take pictures of the guests while they are selecting their purchases.
Have the guests hold up the souvenirs they purchased while the photographer takes their picture.
Take candid shots of the guests while they are looking at the souvenirs.
Have the guests hold their purchased souvenirs and look at the camera for the photographer to take a picture.
Souvenirs from the seaside are mostly various types of dried seafood, snacks like fish snacks and seasoned squid, which are excellent for munching.
Take photos of the guests while they are selecting souvenirs.
After buying the souvenirs, have them hold the bag of seasoned dried fish and look at the camera.
Take a group photo of the guests who came to shop in front of the market.
Some people buy a large number of souvenirs, ending up with big bags.
Those with many relatives have to buy a few more souvenirs.
The photographer waits near the front of the market to take pictures of the guests showcasing their souvenirs as they walk out.
The photographer will try to capture photos of all the guests.
The photographer takes photos of the guests as they continue to purchase souvenirs.
The guests are carrying one or two bags of souvenirs each, their arms fully loaded.
After taking many individual shots, it’s time to capture some wide-angle photos to showcase the overall atmosphere of the souvenir market.
After finishing their souvenir shopping, they head to lunch. If it’s a tour group, the restaurant will coordinate with the team that they are nearing the restaurant, so the food will be prepared and placed on the table beforehand. The guests can start eating right after they get off the bus without having to wait.
When photographing during a trip while having lunch, it’s best to take pictures before eating. Taking photos while guests are eating can disturb them, and if you wait until after the meal, the table will be filled with empty plates and food scraps, making the photos less appealing compared to those taken before the meal.
The photographer walks around to capture images of every table before the guests start eating.
After taking table shots, the photographer captures wide-angle photos to show the overall atmosphere of the restaurant during the meal.
For overall photography, take pictures from various angles to showcase different perspectives of the restaurant.
The photographer uses a zoom lens to capture guests during their meal, opting for a wider angle instead of focusing on any one person, allowing for a broader view of the dining atmosphere.
After finishing their meal, the photographer invites the guests to take fun photos in various spots around the restaurant.
The restaurant has many beautiful seating areas, allowing for fun photos to be taken from various angles.
With a pool and lush greenery, the photographer guides the guests to stand in different spots and takes playful photos while waiting to board the bus back to Bangkok.
Continuing to take couple and individual photos in various spots around the restaurant.
After the guests finish their meal, the photographer positions themselves near the restaurant exit to easily request photos as the guests walk out.
After taking many standard photos, the photographer asks the guests to stand or sit and pose coolly without necessarily looking at the camera.
The photographer has the guests sit by the pool for photos, with lush green trees in the background.
Close friends will request the photographer to take group photos for them.
When taking individual photos, it’s best to start with simple poses, such as leaning against something and looking straight at the camera, before gradually changing poses.
Switching to poses like checking the watch and rolling up the sleeves.
While some friends are in the bathroom for a long time, the photographer takes the opportunity to capture profile and individual photos casually.
Holding the glasses or making a gesture as if to brush back the hair are always good poses.
If group photos are taken straight on all the time, they can get boring. So the photographer has the guests stand at the end of the bridge and takes side shots of the group.
Continuously changing poses, such as pretending to feed the fish, adds a natural feel to the images.
The guests requested unique group photos where no one looks at the camera, resulting in truly unusual images of the group turning away from the lens.
The photographer suggested a standard group photo instead, so everyone’s faces are clearly visible.
Another style of group photo that adds a natural feel is having the subjects line up and walk toward the camera, occasionally looking at the lens and sometimes not.
The client came up with their own pose, expressing a desire to take pictures with the vines, and the photographer arranged it accordingly.
Standing with one arm resting on the railing is a pose that works well for capturing male portraits.
The guide organized games on the tour bus during the return trip to Bangkok.
The person who won the prize was very happy and showed it off for the photographer to take pictures.
The position where the photographer sits on the tour bus is very important because if the photographer sits in the right spot, they can capture moments during games or activities on the bus.
The photographer keeps capturing moments of guests who win prizes on the tour bus.
The game is about who can speak the longest and wins a prize.
Timing the longest speaker wins a prize. It’s a simple game often played during bus trips.
Everyone is trying their best.
Those who aren’t playing the game are still cheering and enjoying the activities on the tour bus.
Everyone is laughing joyfully, and the photographer needs to capture the moment by pressing the shutter at just the right time to get the most emotional shots.
The photographer must capture the moment when guests are laughing or clapping to get images that tell a story worth keeping in memory.
The guests smile with confidence.
The photographer must focus intensely on capturing each person’s laughter, taking many shots before getting just one good image.
Some people ask the photographer to take pictures with their friends. Taking photos on the tour bus captures the essence of the company’s annual trip.
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