Up and Running

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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. 

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We’re open and on the road again—photographing manufacturing facilities, healthcare settings, and pharmaceutical labs ready for on-location work.

Traveling in a small, tight crew to keep everyone safe and our footprint nimble is making this possible.

What’s it look like?  PPE on crew, of course, and distancing. Lots of sanitizer.  And extra care with planning and adjusting shot lists to meet each client’s current safety protocols, each state’s guidelines, and every client’s current visual message. 

And GPS, of course.

Let us know how we can help get your plans up and running again.

More later.

ML

Through The Looking Glass

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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 I like to say. industrial | North Carolina plant | glass | LoBiondo Photography| reflections industrial | North Carolina plant | glass | LoBiondo Photography| reflections This client makes glass windshields for trucks and huge window panels for skyscrapers.  Both manufacturing facilities afforded the opportunity to play off of the reflections of the surroundings and of the people working in the plant. industrial | North Carolina plant | glass | LoBiondo Photography| reflections industrial | North Carolina plant | glass | LoBiondo Photography| reflections We also got to photograph glass processes in a large plant in Texas where, as you know, everything is bigger (big plant, big sky, etc, etc!!) industrial | texas plant | glass | LoBiondo Photography| reflections

Related: learn more about our product photography.

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Chemical Industrial Shoot

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industrial-portrait-location-lab-worker-environment This chemical industrial photography project involved mixed lighting and both interiors and exteriors. They had just finished a major upgrade so all the spaces were very clean.  This helps because you don’t spend a lot of time trying to hide backgrounds, trash, and other things. industrial-portrait-location-technical-worker-environment We also had both hands on work and lots of technical items to punctuate the high-tech lab environment. industrial-portrait-location-electric-worker-environment industrial-portrait-location-welding-worker-environment industrial-portrait-location-pump-worker-environment So we ended with some great imagery accentuated with lots of color.

Related: learn more about our manufacturing photography.

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