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How do you express the craziness of 2020 in a photograph? In the parody song “The 12 Pains of Christmas”, rigging up the lights is a major pain. Those crazy lights. All tangled up. “Tangled” and “pain” are definitely two words to describe what this year has been. So, here’s hoping 2021 is more bright […]
Up and running is a thing again and safety protocols for photo production are more important than ever right now. Getting back to work on location means careful planning, careful timing, careful everything. We’re open and on the road again in companies, in manufacturing sites, and even in healthcare settings and pharmaceutical labs that are […]
Healthcare is really about relationships – doctors, nurses, patients. You rarely notice the tools of the trade but they say a lot about the team in the room. Is it clean, organized, and ready for your procedure? As a photographer, it’s an opportunity to create images that can evoke a mood; in this case, clean […]
There are many avenues to creating a successful image, even when the conditions aren’t ideal. In this project, our challenge was that we had little time to create images and unappealing warehouse lighting. It was also important to the client that the warehouse be non-specific. Using various light sources, we crafted an image that shows […]
“Sometimes, the best image is behind you”. We were coming back from a location shoot at Lake James and I wanted one more shot to finish the story. There were lots of trees at the location so we didn’t get to see the sunrise like I wanted. As we crested the hill on the way […]
Happiness and Joy… From all of us at Michael LoBiondo Photography
Summer’s end is here. We had a great summer and as the projects get complete, we will share more of our favorite images (ya’know, the client wants them first!!). We traveled up and down the east coast from Ft. Lauderdale to Parsippany (that’s New Jersey) with a range of projects from industrial to lifestyle. We even […]
You might think that our industrial and manufacturing photography is dominated by men, and largely it is. But there are many women working in the blue collar arena, gettin’ dirty just like the guys… Rosie the Riveter comes in many forms. More Later…ML
The problem with shooting glass is the glass can act like a mirror; it sees everything in the background, plus all of my production lights and sometimes me, behind the camera. The cool thing about shooting glass is it can create fabulous reflections of your subject. It’s all a matter of angle or “perspective,” as […]
CATS, the Charlotte Area Transit System, asked us to photograph some of their new bus decals to freshen the image library and promote ridership. …We got to shoot from dawn until dusk, from 40 degrees to 90 degrees. Multiple models and crew, different lighting styles, and lots of walking…and every now and then, a bus […]