What it looks like behind the photographer So here’s the behind the scenes shot for the Fighter Jet Shoot. It was also an opportunity for me (Clare) to get to take some snapshots of the artist. I almost never pick up the camera (would you, if your spouse produced images like these???). So we’ll let you in on the joke. Here’s the real pictures from the Fighter Jet series. And some from the same set up – while I’m busy ruining the illusion. Daniel loves this kind of stuff – anything that he can play with – he enjoys getting his idea across – but this has a playful quality that he revels in. Clare Troutman Troutman Photography 503.559.3106 www.troutmanphoto.com
Playing with fire Fine. You tell me what to call them Clare Troutman Troutman Photography 503.559.3106 www.troutmanphoto.com
Custom Digital Photography Digital technology is brilliant. The digital revolution has brought amazing flexibility and amazing amounts of control for the photographer, the hobbyist, the professional, the amateur. With flexibility comes a price though. Camera equipment is still considerably more expensive when you factor in its’ lifespan, the need for additional resources for processing those images, the time it takes to get a usable image and the effort that goes into all of this. Even though you pay $1.99 for a print at your local drugstore and paying for film is pretty much a thing of the past (although you still pay for memory) you may be wondering why you may pay upwards of $40, 50, 70, 90 for a custom photography print. Some photographers hear this statement every once in awhile: “How in the world can you charge $60 for an 8×10 if it costs me less than $2 to print at the local drug store?” The answer is multifaceted and has a lot to do with the time, aforementioned equipment costs, artistic vision and reputation of the photographer, expertise and the usual costs of running a legitimate business. TIME of the CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHER: Approaching it from a [...]
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