Back on location shooting new machines in busy settings. As long as the product is well lit, backgrounds can be removed for brochures etc. For commercial photography information follow commercial photography by David Briggs Photography for more details.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Automation Shoot
Here we were hired by a custom automation company to highlight one of their machines. They design and create machines from scratch- and they wanted to highlight this in photos. This was just one of the machines that we photographed that day.
Friday, September 10, 2010
My First Thoughts...
If you are a current client then you may find samples of your photoshoot on this blog. If you do see images that I took for you, please feel free to comment on them. For all of you new to my business, also feel free to comment. For more of my work please visit my official website at David Briggs Photography Website.
I have been a full time professional photographer since the mid 90's and have seen my profession change drastically over the past 10 years. Gone are the large and medium format cameras- the advent of high quality digital photography has replaces all of the film formats for most professionals- and has had both positive and negative effects on the industry. As many more photographers got into the field with the apparent 'ease' of the new digital medium, recently I feel that there have been signs of a realization that professional digital photography is not a 'simple' medium but a challenge to professionals to show why their skill is worth the investment.
I would love to see what other photographers, as well as the general public have to say on this subject. Am I way off the mark- or do others share these same thoughts?
I have been a full time professional photographer since the mid 90's and have seen my profession change drastically over the past 10 years. Gone are the large and medium format cameras- the advent of high quality digital photography has replaces all of the film formats for most professionals- and has had both positive and negative effects on the industry. As many more photographers got into the field with the apparent 'ease' of the new digital medium, recently I feel that there have been signs of a realization that professional digital photography is not a 'simple' medium but a challenge to professionals to show why their skill is worth the investment.
I would love to see what other photographers, as well as the general public have to say on this subject. Am I way off the mark- or do others share these same thoughts?
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