Nikon D4, 14-24mm, ISO 4000, ƒ/7.1, 1/100 |
It is very common for me to shoot what would normally be about 10 to 12 assignments all packed into one day. On this assignment I packed in 11 locations in 1/2 day.
Fuji X-E2, 18-55mm, ISO 400, ƒ/5.6, 1/640 |
- Science Lab
- Helicopter Aerial Photo Shoot of Campus
- Students by statue of Mary & Jesus
- Female by herself
- Male by himself
- Male and Female
- Drums from around the World Class
- Spanish Class
- Computer Class teaching Adobe Illustrator
- Small group in the Library
- Priest Teaching class
- Priests with students and talking in lobby
- Calculus Class
- Robotics Class
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The skills I give to my clients is to walk into any situation and come away with photos that will engage their audience. Any situation can require special lighting skills to shooting available light and even knowing how to shoot aerial photos of a campus.
I am not give time to brain storm and come up with lots of ideas. I am given less than a couple minutes to come up with an approach and then execute it in about 30 to 40 minutes. This includes setting up studio strobes and taking them down to go to our next location. I work with two assistants to make this go quickly.
The hardest part is the client who has not worked with a professional who is going to make each location look the very best by creating light may not be aware of the time it takes for each location. They may be use to seeing the local newspaper reporter come in and take a few photos and then they write a story. Those photographers typically use no flash or on camera flash due to the speed they need to work and the fact that most of the time the photo is reproduced Black and White.
Fuji X-E2, 18-55mm, ISO 250, ƒ/5.6, 1/500 |
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