Combo Compact
- 2 hours of photo & video
- Everything from one source
- 60+ edited images
- Aftermovie 45–60 s

A ball has a running order that doesn't repeat: entrance, opening, midnight performance. Knowing the order means standing in the right place beforehand - instead of searching afterwards.
These moments happen exactly once. That's why they're in the plan beforehand, not left to the evening's discretion.
Guests arriving, guests of honour, the committee and the mood before the hall fills up.
The entrance of the dancing couples and the choreography - the most important item on the programme and the one with the hardest light.
Management, parents' association, sponsors and partners from your list. Whoever is missing here is missing from the report later.
Usually the most elaborate number of the evening - and the most shared.
Groups of friends, tables, the dance floor. The images your guests will look for themselves.
Bar, disco, crowd - the part that shows the evening worked.
Stage lighting changes colour and intensity by the second, the audience sits in darkness, and a flash on the dance floor destroys exactly the atmosphere you decorated the hall for. I work with fast lenses and largely without flash - and where flash is needed, indirectly and sparingly. The result looks like a ballroom, not a press conference.
A graduation ball lives on social media for three days - then it's over. So on request there's a first selection of the key moments the next morning, edited and ready to publish. The full gallery follows afterwards.
Graduation ball of BHAK/BHAS Krems with opening, midnight performance and the ball night through to the end. 172 edited images were delivered as a complete gallery.