Group of men wearing yellow bandanas and blue shirts, one applying face paint to another, outdoors.
Smiling woman in a white cap and sunglasses holding a travel mug with "aiga" logo, hiking with others in the mountains.
Group of people celebrating outdoors with hands raised, standing in front of a dome structure, with greenery and buildings in the background.

company culture + event photography

tell your company’s story.

Whether you’re a Boulder-based business, a company in the greater Colorado region, or visiting with your team on a retreat, capturing your company events is essential for documenting company culture, reinforcing values and creating powerful marketing content. Thoughtful event photography humanizes your brand - making employees feel valued and attracting talent and clients by telling an authentic visual story across your website, social media and internal communications.

Group of people posing together on a hiking trail, with mountains and trees in the background, wearing casual outdoor clothing and hats.
company offsite
A group of people socializing outdoors at an event, with tables holding drinks and bottles, decorative lights, and greenery in the background.
national sales team retreat
university alumni + vip events
launch party
Group of people gathered by a lake on a sunny day, some bent down near the water with trees in the background.
girls exploring STEM workshop

Why is visually sharing your company culture important?

Employees, stakeholders and potential clients are much more attracted to the authenticity of a firm or company than the plasticy feel of stock photography.

  • Display photos on your "About Us" page to give visitors a visual insight into your company. 

  • Include company culture images on your career pages, job postings, and recruitment brochures to attract company-aligned candidates. 

  • Share images on your company’s employee intranets and newsletters to foster a sense of community. 

  • Post images on your company’s social media platforms to build brand identity and engagement. 

People socializing at an outdoor event with food and drinks on a table.

Whitney DeVoto Photography operates on the occupied territories of the Cheyenne, Ute and 48+ contemporary Indigenous Tribes and Nations who live and travel throughout Colorado. 3% of every booking is contributed to Spirit of the Sun — an Indigenous, women-led nonprofit serving Native/BIPOC communities in Colorado through a variety of youth programming, land stewardship and food access offerings. Spirit of the Sun’s mission is to work in partnership with Native American communities in urban areas and on reservations to boost the resilience of Native people, especially youth and young adults.