Website for a Photo and Video Studio in Alexandria, with Room for Companies
In Teleorman, a company event rarely looks like a red-carpet gala. More often it's a field day on a demonstration plot, with new tractors lined up at the edge of the crop, the opening of a hall built with EU money, the launch conference of a project in a hall in Alexandria, or the year-end dinner of a distribution firm. All of them need someone who arrives on time, catches the moment the ribbon is cut and hands over the photos while they're still useful.
The person looking for the photographer doesn't work in marketing. It's the manager, the accountant or the consultant who keeps the project file. At MPO Web Studio we build photo and video studio websites that speak to that person too, not just to couples.
Professional website from €290 · delivered in 3–7 days
How it works
- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
In Teleorman, the company event often happens in a field, not a hall
The county lives largely off farming, and it shows in the diary of an Alexandria photographer. Seed and machinery companies present their products on demonstration plots in high summer, to farmers coming from Roșiori de Vede, from Videle or from around Zimnicea. Farms that modernised a silo with EU funds hold a short opening, with speeches, a panel full of logos and official guests. The light is harsh, dust rises every time a machine starts, and the important people stay in frame for only a few minutes. Anyone who has worked such days knows where to stand to get the speaker, the audience and the field in one image. That experience must show on your site as clearly as your weddings.
At an EU-funded opening, the photos end up in the file
Many company events in Teleorman have a funded project behind them: a new hall, a processing line, machinery bought with EU funds. For the company that received the money, the photos from the opening aren't just memories. Some of them usually go into the report sent to the funding body, as proof that the event took place and that the required publicity was done: the panel with the logos in plain view, the guests in front of it, the investment up and running. A beautiful frame in which the panel is cropped or blocked by a guest is no use at all to the consultant filling in the file. A photographer who has worked such openings before knows this before walking through the gate: first the proof shots, clean and complete, then the ones for the press and the company's page. On your site, that difference has to be put in the words of the person keeping the file, not those of a wedding photographer.
A separate door for the company with an event on Tuesday at ten
We build your site so that the person sent by a company finds a part written for them, not for the bride: which company events you cover, how many people come on your side, when the first images go out for the press release, what usage rights the company gets and how invoicing works. Their form asks for the company name, date, place and the purpose of the photos — report, press, social media — so you reply with a quote, not with questions. First you get the mockup for free, with your work in it, and you check it on an office monitor, exactly as the client will see it. Pricing starts at €290; within a few days the site is live, with one round of revisions along the way and a 7-day warranty after launch. Our team is in Cluj-Napoca, and we talk everything through on WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Most of my company work is field days and farm openings, not galas. Does that look serious enough on a website?+
It shows exactly what a Teleorman company is looking for: that you can work in a field, in sun and dust, with people who don't pose. We lay them out as short case studies — what the event was, how many hours you stayed, what you delivered and when — each with five or six well-chosen frames. To a client in agriculture, a properly photographed demo plot says more than a hotel gala.
A company asked whether it can use my photos on billboards and in leaflets. How do I explain on the site what rights they get?+
With a short paragraph in the company section, in plain words: where they can use the images without asking you again, where they need your consent, and whether you keep the right to show them in your portfolio. You decide the wording, perhaps with a lawyer; we put it where it can be seen. For the person who has to approve the expense, a written answer up front shortens the road a lot.
Companies find me from the office, on a computer, not in the evening on a phone. Does that change anything about the site?+
It changes how we design the part meant for them. On a large monitor people read more and keep several tabs open, so they get full text, wide frames and a quote they can save as a PDF straight from the browser and attach to an internal email. The phone version stays just as polished, for couples and parents.
Company events fall on working days, not Saturdays. How do I show on the site that I'm free then?+
You write in the company section that you work Monday to Friday and how far ahead an event needs to be announced, and the form asks right away for the day and the time slot. For you it's a clean gain: a field day on a Tuesday clashes with no wedding, and a company that learns you're free exactly when it needs you stops looking for someone else. Pricing still starts at €290, with the amount for your version sent in writing before any work.
Want to see what your business's website could look like?
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll build you a free demo website with your business name on it. See it first, then decide — no strings attached.