A woman in a blue crochet outfit poses outside the Gouvenirs storefront takeover, under a neon cowboy hat sign and glowing Don Julio branding for the Don Julio x Peggy Gou activation in Tribeca

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NYC event photography that makes the room feel like it did

Brand activations Corporate events and panels Concerts NYFW Product launches Private parties

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80+ edited images, standard event

48h social selects delivered, next day delivery available

1 team for photo and video, one point of contact

event photography and videography

NYC event photography and videography from one team on the same night

Jenya Mironov is a New York City event photographer and videographer covering brand activations, corporate events and industry panels, fashion week, concerts, product launches, and private celebrations. He has documented events for Don Julio, Vogue Eyewear, Amika, Lenovo, and Amazon, shooting with a cinematic approach that keeps a room looking the way it felt instead of flattening it with flash mounted on the camera. A standard event delivers 80+ edited images, and more for coverage lasting a full day or spanning multiple rooms. Selects sized for social land within 48 hours, and when a campaign is running live a selected set can go out the same night while the room is still full. Photography and video come from the same team on the same night, so nobody is managing two vendors or matching two grades later. Large activations and stadium shows get a second shooter or a full crew, with the coverage plan and the edit under one point of contact.

Two DJs behind a mixer with their arms over the decks, lit from the side in a loft with white walls

A guest silhouetted against magenta beams and vertical light strips, holding a phone at their side

A crowd in violet and blue haze under crossing light beams, facing a DJ booth at the back of the room

Two guests lifting a wide tray of pastries over a crowded gallery party

Performers posing on low plinths in a mint green room lined with projection screens

No flash bolted to the camera. The room keeps the light it paid for.

events . jpx studios . new york

A photographer working a strobe on a boom over two models seated in a pink set build

A white neon script sign glowing on a dark wall above a small crowd

Four models in matching cream and white outfits posing together at a fashion presentation

A guest in a hat with a wide brim and a lilac dress laughing on a rooftop with towers behind her

A packed rooftop party in daylight with the Manhattan skyline rising behind the crowd

Two lit shelves of spirits bottles lined up against a dark wall behind a bar

A bartender in a branded apron pouring from a gold shaker at an activation bar

A performer singing into a handheld microphone with one arm raised, purple light streaking behind

Three hands raising clear cups of cocktail garnished with dried orange wheels

Guests at long dinner tables on a high floor, the lit towers of the city filling the windows behind

featured project

Cashear Launch Party

A brand event and a live production in one room, an immersive visual build, a performance, and a crowd that arrived ready to record the first cue on their phones.

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Brand Activations Corporate Events Concerts Private Events Product Launches Conferences and Panels

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Every question, answered

A retouched portrait session delivers around 10 to 12 images. An event is a different scale: you get 80+ edited images, and more for coverage lasting a full day or spanning multiple rooms.

Absolutely. We cover everything from presentations, interviews, event recaps and many more. Photo and video come from the same team on the same night, so you are not managing two vendors.

Selects sized for social within 48 hours, with full galleries typically delivered within two weeks, depending on scope. If the campaign is running live, a selected set can go out the same night.

Yes. Large activations, venues with multiple rooms, and stadium shows get a second shooter or a full team, plus a dedicated video operator when the event needs both. The coverage plan and the edit stay under one point of contact.

Two to four weeks is comfortable for events, and longer during fashion week and the December run. Portrait sessions are more flexible and can often happen within the same week. Requests made at the last minute are worth asking about.

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