If I only had a dollar every time I hear; You should have been here.... or To bad you can't be here.....
I here this stuff all the time. It's very frustrating to arrive on location and hear those kind of comments when your there to shoot an assignment. For what ever reason, your there and you have a job to do and you deal with it. On some occasions you actually hear, "your timing couldn't be better...."
I'm currently working on an annual report for a construction company with projects all around the U.S. I started this project several months ago and we are fast approaching the deadline for photography. Thus far, we've shot in Yakima, WA, Ogden, UT, Salinas, CA, Monterey, CA, San Diego, CA (last week) and Key Largo, FL (next week). I still have St. Louis, MO and another location (somewhere?). I have to have all work completed by Feb. 16th and time is running out.
I may be forced into a timing and availability (my availability) issue regarding the remaining locations. The Key Largo project has been scheduled to coincide with the placement of a major support for a bridge that their building. In St. Louis, it's all about weather!
It's hard to forecast the weather, I've been using weather.com for my forecasting. I try to look for a large window of good weather and book ticket as far in advance as possible. With 3 more locations to go and only a few more weeks available, I may be facing less than perfect weather. If that becomes the case, I'll deal with it. Inclement weather can and has, provide wonderful opportunities to create dramatic images.
I'll attach a few images from last week in San Diego, CA. This location was one of those, "to bad you can't be here ...." times.
We did have nice weather for our shoot, but not the amount of active we would have liked. My client was contracted for site clean-up from the Southern California fires back in October.
I have a up coming post about a fashion shoot I had this past weekend. "Fashion" you say. Industrial Dave is stepping out of the comfort zone. Here is a sample from that shoot.
5 comments:
Yakima, WA? That's close to home for me. Eastern Washington, IMO, has some of the best scenery in the continental 48. I'm sure you got some great pics out there.
The model looks great. Nice even lighting. Fashion is just like annual report portraits except either less clothing, or lot's of funky clothing.
Hope it goes well for you, David.
Will we be seeing the results of your ringlight?
Sam
Can't wait to see more from the fashion shoot. (avid reader and lurker :))
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