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Journal
8 stories on the record, and how the work in New York actually gets shot.
The short version
Notes from Jenya Mironov on shooting in New York City: the family that put a camera in his hands, how the Don Julio x Peggy Gou activation actually got covered, what New York Fashion Week involves on the ground, and the process behind brand activation photography end to end.
All Stories
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What to Send Me Before Doors Open
The schedule, names, brand details and access notes I ask for before I photograph your event.
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Brand Activation Photography
How I Choose a Venue for a Brand Activation
What I look for in a New York venue before the build goes in, from ceiling height and house light to the product wall and queue.
Event Videography
Does Your Event Need a Recap Film?
I decide whether an event needs photographs, a recap film, or a vertical cut by asking where the work will go afterward.
Event Photography
How I Photograph Rooms Without On Camera Flash
I work with screens, projections and colored light to keep the room and the people in it readable.
Brand Activation Photography
How I Photograph Brand Activations
Scouting, a coverage plan built around the room, the photo and video split, and what actually lands in your inbox afterward.
Event Photography
Covering NYFW as an Event Photographer
Fashion week is not one job. It is a schedule problem, a credential problem, and a delivery problem, with photography somewhere in the middle.
Event Photography
Shooting the Don Julio x Peggy Gou Takeover at Lume Studios
A neon souvenir shop in Tribeca, a line down the block, an LED wall fighting the bar neon, and delivery that same night. Here is how the night was actually shot.
About Jenya Mironov
Four Generations Behind the Lens
A conductor who exhibited photographs, a photojournalist grandfather, a great grandmother who opened her war diary as a photo retoucher, and a clarinet I eventually put down.
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