As a photographer, I’m always looking for new opportunities and new ways to capture the moments that matter most. When I discovered the concept of "Eventology" (The branch of statistics that deals with random, vague events), I was immediately intrigued by the platform’s unique capabilities and exposure opportunities. Eventology has given me the opportunity to work with great peoples representing prestigious brands and organizations, making the most of my own creative vision and abilities. And I’ve been able to showcase numerous events and moments in my Portfolio , which has provided me with opportunities to work with other brands and organizations in their marketing and advertising efforts.

I often find myself in new and exciting worlds when I photograph events. The beautiful architecture of a venue, the chemistry of a crowd, and the light that is cast on a space all allow me to capture images that I would never be able to shoot without the experience. At times, I find myself in the middle of a crowd of people, feeling like I am the only person in the world who has the ability to capture these moments. This feeling is overwhelming at times, but also very rewarding.

When you’re on a job, you want to finish on time and get out of there without being pestered for more money or additional services. You want to be able to refer back to your notes and know that you’ll have a good grasp of the event. You want to be able to share your photos with your clients and colleagues without them asking what you were shooting in the dark corners or on the balcony. You want your photos to be good enough that people don’t question your abilities, but you also want them to be great enough that people compliment you on your work.

Marius Oloumou, Photographer, Videographer & Film Director

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