I have now dedicated several articles to the how and what of visual storytelling , for example about creative content and the power and relevance of telling with images. Now I want to focus on an important part of companies: the event. How can you use visual storytelling to give events more swing? Or in other words, how can outsiders also
Visual storytelling, we hear this term more often these days. And not without reason, because as our way of living, thinking and communicating changes, the means to absorb information evolve with us. Although 'telling stories' is an age-old custom, we can consider visual storytelling as an old tradition in a new guise. We not only tell more with words, but also with images, with which you add power to a story with feeling. It would be a shame if we did not use this at events, right?
Events in the picture or the lack thereof
Let's face it. Events are the showpieces of every company. A valuable investment, because it canada telegram data gives a certain degree of status. As a company, you claim your knowledge and/or field of expertise in this way and you are – also literally – in the picture. That is what you want: to show what you can do and to be seen.
event photography, Bibi Veth
Because the eyes are focused on bloggers of well-known magazines and blogs or websites, the importance of images is sometimes somewhat underestimated. And I am not talking about snapshots by a colleague and smartphone photos, because those are made in abundance. I am talking about qualitative and expressive images.