Reportage
re·port·age (rpr-täzh, r-pôrtj, -pr-)
n.
1. The reporting of news or information of general interest.
2. Something reported.
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[French, from reporter, to report, from Old French; see report.]
This new style of photography is taking the media world by storm as everyone wants their special event captured in a reportage style. To put it simply it is the photographic version of 'Big Brother' or the 'X-Factor' series of television programs that are so popular.
Reportage is a way of capturing an event or moment without it being 'staged' or formal. Whatever, event, display or occasion you have planned we can capture it in reportage format with the least amount of fuss. The idea is that you forget we are there and therefore act in a more natural way, lets not forget, some people are shy of cameras!