Conference Photography in The Google Foundry

It is always a pleasure to photograph conferences produced by Cogs & Marvel, and I enjoy it even more when the event takes place at The Google Foundry on Barrow Street in Dublin. On this occasion, my assignment was to photograph a Google Cloud training conference.

One of the aspects I enjoy most about conference photography is using stage lighting to create flattering, cinematic images. In addition, I find conferences particularly rewarding because of the diverse range of subjects and industries they cover. As a result, I often leave having learned something new as well as captured great photographs.

The Foundry is a truly unique venue. Not only has Google developed these spaces specifically for clients and partners, but it also hosts a wide variety of events in the heart of Dublin city. Furthermore, the venue combines cutting-edge technology with exceptional comfort, all within Google’s Dublin headquarters.

In addition, The Foundry features a 360-seat auditorium, multiple meeting rooms, catering facilities, and professional broadcasting capabilities. Consequently, it is an ideal setting for conferences, training events, and corporate gatherings. From a photographer’s perspective, it is always a pleasure to work there thanks to its distinctive architecture and attractive interior design.

As always, Cogs & Marvel created an extraordinary event experience. Their passion for what they do is evident in every detail, from the event planning to the final execution. Moreover, there is always a genuine “wow” factor that sets their productions apart.

Unsurprisingly, Cogs & Marvel were delighted with the photographs. For me, a happy client is one of the most rewarding aspects of being an event photographer, and positive feedback makes every assignment even more worthwhile.

I like to use the stage lights to create flattering and cinematic images. I also really enjoy photographing conferences because of the diverse subject matter I hear. Besides, I also learn a lot about new subjects.

The Foundry is a unique location. Google developed these spaces for their clients and partners and hosts events in Dublin city.  It has all the technology and comfort they’ll need within Google’s Dublin headquarter building.

The Foundry has a 360-seat auditorium, meeting rooms, catering and broadcasting facilities. It is always great to photograph at The Foundry as it has such an attractive and unique interior design.

Cogs & Marvel always create extraordinary events and experiences. Cog & Marvel’s passion for their job is evident in every detail. There is always the ‘Wow’ factor in their productions.

Cogs & Marvel were delighted with the images, a happy customer is always one of the most rewarding parts of being an event photographer.

If you require conference photography in The Google Foundry, please do contact me. If you need a conference photographer in Dublin or across Ireland, we can discuss your specific requirements.

You may see more samples of my conference photography on my main web site at https://deirdrebrennan.ie/conference-photographer

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YouTube Conference at The Google Foundry

Always love to be asked to photograph a conference at The Foundry. It is such a lovely setting to work in. For a photographer backgrounds are really important. The Google Foundry has a lot of great settings which make it perfect for photography.

The unique design of Google Foundry provides a beautiful backdrop for the photographs, adding an extra layer of style to the images.

My Conference Photography Techniques

I like to photograph a conference in a natural artistic and unobtrusive way. This allows me to capture the atmosphere and everyone looking relaxed and at their best. Also I have a talent for blending in so people do not really notice me. So I do not know how I do it. Basically it just comes naturally but it is one of my most useful skills. 

I also like to keep the required more posed pictures as natural looking as possible. Achieving this by asking people to walk towards the camera. Giving people something to do and I find it makes people smile of their own accord. Thus making the pictures more contemporary and natural.

I also like to capture those candid moments during breaks. When people are mingling and talking to add to the story of the day. Nice for all to have a photographic story of the day.

Contact Deirdre

So if you are looking for a conference photographer in Dublin or across Ireland, please contact me. I would be delighted to hear about your conference. You may see more samples of my conference photography on my main web site at https://deirdrebrennan.ie/conference-photographer

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