Women in Construction Week
Women in Construction Week – Portraits After all my years in business, it's still thrilling to get an email inquiring about availability. And when that email request involves environmental portraiture…
8 REASONS WHY THIS IS A GREAT PROGRESS PHOTOGRAPH!
You work hard to build something to exacting standards that is solid and long-lasting.
So do I:
I’m known for producing high quality and creative job site photographs. My approach is much more than just taking pictures with a smart device. As great as smart devices are they cannot compete with the challenging light, color and contrast issues inherent on a job site. I build photographs with a professional approach. To exacting standards. Solid. Long-lasting.
This Photograph is Very Good
I want clients to know the why behind my work. Why the time of day matters, why the lens matters, why the file format matters and why the editing process matters. The techniques I’ve refined over the years contribute to successfully building project photographs.
Here’s why:
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THE BIG TWO OF TIME-LAPSE FILM PRODUCTION
Be it indoors or out, demolition, grading or construction, when I’m hired to produce your time lapse film, there are two things on my mind: data collection and data management.
Granted there are four sub-sections inside the two and that’s the purpose of this article, to flesh out exactly what needs to happen to do it right:
1) Fixed Camera
2) Aerial Video
3) Rover Days
4) Post-Production
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The Marriage of Stills and Motion
A cinemagraph is the marriage of a single still photograph and either a real time video or a time-lapse video. Or both... The technique of combining still photography with a…
It’s Magic When Things Move
It’s the motion that makes me do what I do. As anyone who reads my blog…(both of you, where ever you are, thanks!), you know that after 31 years as a still photographer, I switched to time lapse in 2011. It’s what I specialize in now and as part of that specialization, motion control is a huge part of what I do for you. Done while in the field during principal photography, (but sometimes or in addition to), motion control can also be done in post production:
password: post-effects
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Sangfroid
The definition of cool under fire, this is one quality you definitely want your professional photographer to possess when commissioning a time lapse project. Especially if your project is located at a construction site with heavy equipment moving about. Safety first is crucial of course but the dynamic nature of medium and large scale construction sites guarantee that unexpected opportunities arise and as a time lapse specialist who spends a lot of time on site, I’m present to time lapse those unexpected moments, danger notwithstanding.
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