Event photography
Five and a half hours of coverage, from 4:30 to 10, captured portraits, room details, games, guests, birthday moments, dancing and the closing toast.
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Event photography · Film · Website · QR design
Lynette at Fifty
Lynette’s 50th birthday project brought together a dedicated website, an edited celebration film and a collection of photographs. The blue and white presentation carries through the occasion’s digital materials.
The complete project
One celebration.
Every detail connected.
For Lynette’s 50th birthday, I photographed the celebration and created the digital experience around it: an edited keepsake film, a custom welcome website, an organized photo gallery and a matching QR card.
The blue and white styling connects the photographs, opening titles and printed card, giving guests a familiar presentation wherever they enter.
Visit the celebration websiteWhat went into it
Photography, film, web and design.
Selection and photo editing
The work continued after the event with photo selection, editing and preparation for the gallery. The finished collection contains 130 photographs, organized into eight sections with individual downloads.
Celebration film
A three minute, thirty second keepsake film brings together photographs, supplied video and speech with custom titles and carefully paced editing. A separate short welcome film was prepared for desktop and phone screens.
Custom website and gallery
A blue and white welcome page pairs Lynette’s speech with a quill handwriting introduction. Guests can skip to the gallery, browse by section, open larger photographs, select favorites and save individual images. An optional guest book, personal note form, welcome captions and optional music complete the experience.
QR card and graphic design
A matching 5 × 7 inch celebration card connects guests to the welcome website through a QR code. The card was prepared as a print PDF and a digital sharing image, carrying the same visual style into the event materials.
Details from the project
A shared visual direction
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