Last Updated on July 2, 2026 by Gareth Thomas

Some shots from recent Los Angeles Corporate Event Photography For Elite Traveler Magazine at uber-hip Melisse restaurant. Key players chatted and schmoozed over cocktails and a multi-course Michelin Star meal. A small venue with only around 25 guests can present the challenge of getting all key shots without disrupting the flow….no problem for Lensology.
Since its launch in 2001, Elite Traveler has been a market-leading guide and curator to the global luxury lifestlye of Ultra-High-Net-Worth-Individuals. Reflecting the increasing globalization of private wealth, the editors in both New York and London bring indispensable insights of the world’s best hotels and resorts, restaurants, experiences, fashion watches, jewelry, travel and motoring to its readers.
The event served as an important networking platform, bringing together influential voices from the travel, media, and lifestyle industries. Each frame reflected not just the event itself, but also the brand’s commitment to excellence and global luxury experiences.
This Corporate Dinner Event for Elite Traveler Magazine stands as a strong example of how premium event photography can preserve both the atmosphere and the prestige of a high-level corporate gathering.
The evening was rounded off with a VERY highbrow talk from a rep from Human Longevity Inc.
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