SF Tech Week is back October 5–11, and San Francisco is about to fill up with hundreds of events: panels, hackathons, founder dinners, demo nights, and rooftop happy hours. Each one is run by its own startup or VC firm, which means hundreds of hosts who need great photos and only one week to get them.

I've covered tech events all over the city, from Dreamforce mixers to RSA networking nights, and I know what these events need. In the photo above, an attendee asks a question during a packed session. Those audience moments are often the shots hosts love most. Tech events move fast. Speakers are on stage for 20 minutes, the room fills up and empties out, and the best networking shots happen in the first hour. You need a photographer who knows where to stand and doesn't need direction.

Here's what you get when you book me for your Tech Week event:

Speaker and panel coverage: clean, well-lit shots of your speakers, even in dark venues.

Candid networking shots: real conversations and handshakes, the photos that sell next year's event.

Brand and detail shots: your logo, signage, swag, and food. (I photograph food too!)

Fast turnaround: a set of highlights within 24–48 hours, so you can post while Tech Week is still trending.

Photos from your event are the best marketing for your next one. They fill your LinkedIn, your recap post, and your pitch for sponsors next year. If you're hosting during SF Tech Week and don't have a photographer yet, now's the time. Dates are going fast.

Book your Tech Week event photography with Uncle Jay Photo.