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This editorial photography assignment was about photographing patients of a physical therapy group while they were using specific equipment. There is actually someone on the other end of these shoes! There is some really high-tech equipment being used these days but you can’t ever forget the tried and true rubber ball. Plus it comes in […]
These are the students that greeted us at the Art Institute of Charlotte when we spoke this week in front of the Photography Business class taught by our dear friend, Joe Ciarlante. Joe and I are from the same small town in NJ (Vineland) and we met in Charlotte. I assisted Joe when I was […]
You get to the beach, you have your beach chairs, cooler, blankets, frisbee, lotion, radio (ipod with speakers?)…and you have to buy beach tags to play on the sand and all the other stuff has to go back in the car! You can still swim and other….things (not on the sign! Besides, sand gets everywhere). […]
We are doing a lot of Architectural Photography now and put together this little piece. We’re always looking for an interesting angle to photograph when interpreting the architect’s design. Also, shooting at dusk gives us a unique perspective on the building,the lighting and space around it. It’s also great to photograph the architects, developers or […]
A great weekend to go to the fresh market. It’s still strawberry time… Yeah fruit!!! ML
This image represents the 3rd and 5th generations in the family business of L. Gordon Iron and Metal. Saul and Zack (grandson) are both active in the business which has been operating in Statesville since 1917. They do the usual things a scrap yard does: Crush cars (very cool), sort metals, etc. and then ship […]
This is a popular reaction when I ask “Can you give me a serious look?”. Most people then crack-up. It’s all part of our customer service to get you laughing and lighten up the moment. Relax…the camera loves’ you!! More later…ML
Location Photography sometimes requires a long day on the road, traveling, scouting, shooting. Then you end up at a place that is a temporary home. At this place, even the keys are nice!! More later…ML
I wanted to post one more Architecture Photography image from my trip to Nashville TN from a few weeks ago. Now that the rains have stopped and we can see blue sky again here in Charlotte. This image does illustrate a point that you don’t always need perfect blue skies to get a great shot. […]
I seem to be in a lot of airports these days and it reminded me of a location photography assignment we had inside an airport. I have photographed at airports before and when the airport is your client, things are easier. You get your bags checked but you’re in a line of one. Then […]