Houston CERAWeek Photographer
Rob greer is a Houston CERAWeek photographer who photographs events in and around this annual S&P Global event. I hope you’ll consider me for 2026!
This conference covers many areas of the energy sector, including geopolitics, policy and regulation, financial outlooks and investments, trade, and technology.
If you’re looking for an experienced Houston event photographer for CERAWeek 2026 (March 23-27), I’m an easy choice. I can cover Executive Conference sessions, Agora events, off-site meetings, dinners, parties, or presentations.
I’m available to document your meetings, presentations, and attendee interactions on any or all days. Booking me sooner rather than later will help ensure I’m available, as CERAWeek dates are often booked far in advance.
Whether you have an Executive Conference presentation or an Agora pod, lyceum, hub, house, or installation, I know how to create dynamic, storytelling images that show crowds interacting with your presentations, displays, and staff. And when you need immediate delivery of those photos, I can air-drop images that you can share immediately on your social channels.
I also know my way around the George R. Brown Convention Center, Marriott Marquis, and the Hilton Americas-Houston. This can come in handy when events happen one after the other or simultaneously across multiple properties or locations.
You might not know this, but there are challenges and processes for registering photographers under your brand. One example includes following the many photography rules established by the conference. In the past, those were presented via online pre-conference meetings, attendance at which was required for all creative teams. I also understand how to navigate the sometimes-challenging badge-pickup process. This means there’s less for you to worry about when hiring me.
Finally, given the weighty nature of this conference, you can rest assured that I’ll behave with elevated professionalism and dress appropriately. Also, unlike some visual professionals, you’ll always find me wearing black shoes, slacks, a button-down shirt, a vest, and a black tie, so I’ll never embarrass your brand. This is the one conference I photograph yearly where almost all men wear ties, so I’ll happily wear a tie too, just like I do when photographing most events.