Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/01/20
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]ted grant wrote: > > Harrison wrote: > > <<Shoot it their way then do it your way and when it looks better they look > good to their bosses and you get more work for making them look good and > being "easy" to work with.>>>>> > > Harrison me old son, > > You've been there! Done that! Right! :) > > ted I spent the whole day doing it this way. Had to photograph process control circuitry and machinery for their manufacturer. Started in drying room of pasta manufacturer at temperature of 110 degrees and like humidity. Multiple lights, corrective filtration. From there to Steel mill to photograph rail straightening equipment being run by this control circuitry. Finally to paper manufacturer to show installations there. Both the latter also with mixed lighting and corrective filtration, etc. And, of course tight working spaces. Account exec playing art director. Shot Polaroids, let him do his art director thing, gave him his shots and then did a couple my way. Odds are, based on experience, they'll use mine. The politics are harder than the photography sometime. I count the days until Paris and really getting a chance to play with Mr. Abrahammson's rapidwinder. Carl S.