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		<title>Is using a charity photographer a good idea?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hosting a charity event requires the organiser to have a lot of different considerations and choosing whether or not to have a photographer attend the event is an important decision that is often overlooked. The answer is obviously dependent upon the type of event being hosted, but more often that not, having a photographer at a charitable event only contributes to the occasion and takes nothing away from it.</p>
<p>Some may consider just having a friend take pictures as it is important to keep costs low for charitable events, but this is not an issue, as most event photographers will gladly turn up to your event for free (meaning your ‘on the door’ price will not have to compensate for their attendance). Having a professional there helps raise money in that it both acts as an attraction for people to come, increasing your ticket sales and/or likelihood of people donating, and in that the photographers themselves will donate by giving a percentage of their profits – which they make from selling pictures to guests throughout the event – to the charity the event is raising money for.</p>
<p>Your attendees will enjoy having the photographer(s) there, as they will bring an impressive mobile studio in which the attendees can have their picture taken for free. The fact that there is no obligation to actually buy the pictures taken of them, unless a customer wishes to do so, provides extra entertainment for the event and hosts a hospitable environment.</p>
<p>It is also worth noting that by having a photographer, you are enabling yourself to have good quality pictures that you can remember the event by. If you took pictures of the event yourself throughout the day (assuming that you even had the time), the number of pictures taken and the quality of each picture would not be anywhere near as high in comparison as if a professional was doing it. Plus, it would just be another thing on your plate.</p>
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