Event photographer

Photography at the Guggenheim Spring Fete

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Photography at the Guggenheim Museum by Ben Hider with a Canon R5 mark ii and Canon R3 with R24-105 F2.8 and R15-35 F2.8. You can see more of my work at the Guggenheim here

NYSE Photography - Venu IPO

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Shooting the Venu IPO at the NYSE was an exciting return to familiar ground for me, having worked there every day as the house photographer for years. Armed with my Canon R3, I captured everything from the buzz on the trading floorto the big moment at the bell-ringing ceremony. The fast autofocus and high-speed shooting of the R3 made it easy to keep up with the action, whether it was executives celebrating, traders reacting, or the company’s logo lighting up the iconic NYSE screens. I switched between a wide-angle lens for the sweeping energy of the floor and a telephoto lens to get tight shots of leadership. The NYSE lighting can be tricky, but knowing the space so well, I adjusted my ISO, shutter speed, and aperture on the fly to keep everything crisp. Later, I fine-tuned the shots in Lightroom and Photoshop, making sure Venu had stunning images for their press releases, social media, and investor relations. See more photos here and here

If you need a photographer for your IPO at Nasdaq or the NYSE please let me know. I have covered hundreds of IPO’s at the New York Stock Exchange and dozens at the Nasdaq Market Place in Times Square.

Iona University Accepted Students Day in Westchester, New York

Single Drunk Female Premiere in New York City

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Nasdaq Opening bell with Fox Sports in Times Square

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Kohl's X Sephora Event Photography

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Sephora's transition from JCPenney will be completed by the end of 2023 when at least 850 Sephora shops will be open in Kohl's.

NYSE IPO Photographer for Zeta Global

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Zeta Global IPO at the New York Stock Exchange on June 10, 2021. (Photo by Ben Hider)

Photographer Ben Hider at NYSE and Times Square

Iona Graduation Photographer

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It’s hard to say what my favorite thing to shoot is, but I do know this, I love having an assignment that has no preconceived parameters. “Just capture the emotion” is about all of the direction I got from Iona. So the ability to walk around and just shoot for fun, and get the feel of an event is always the best. I didn’t expect to see so many decorated graduation caps, but I loved capturing them in photos.

Graduation photography and event photography by Photographer Ben Hider