“I like my pictures to look exactly like the real scene I was looking at.” The Assembly Line Portrait Photographer says as she shows me a picture on her laptop of an alligator. “I don’t like using Photoshop.” “So you mean this alligator was really 13 inches wide and a few millimeters thick and lived …
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Is It Real?
May 4, 2012 – 3:01 pm
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By The Photographer
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Posted in Equipment, lighting, Photography
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Tagged accurate representation, alligator, ansel adams, assembly line, cliche, digital photo, electronic universe, fine art prints, finial, glass plates, heavy equipment, lair, nature photographers, nature shots, odd idea, photographic efforts, portrait photographer, sacred artifact, trimming trees, uproar
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Do What You Love
“I’ve got another job.” The Passer says. “I’m going to be a Corrections Officer.” “You mean like a Prison Guard?” I say and try to imagine the slightly pudgy, fairly short man in front of me as a prison guard. “It’s a good job and the pay is good.” “Well, good luck with that.” Over …
May 10, 2011 – 3:36 pm
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By The Photographer
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Posted in Big Box Stories, Directory Work, Money, Photography
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Tagged ansel adams, assembly line, bit of fun, endeavors, fine art photography, first camera, five dollars, good job, good luck, great camera, great eye, landscape images, photographers, pictures of trees, portrait photographer, prison guard, prison guards, salesperson, short man, sunsets
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I Worked With Karsh ~He Says
“And Ansel Adams, and I spent a bit of time with Avedon before he took himself so seriously.” The bald and slightly round Assembly Line Portrait Photographer says as he fiddles with the shutter of a Hasselblad. “Really?” I say, not believing a word of it. “Yes, really.” He says and gives me a level …
February 10, 2011 – 3:56 am
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By The Photographer
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Posted in Customer Stories, Directory Stories, Photography
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Tagged alexander gardner, ansel adams, assembly line, avedon, claim to fame, famous photographers, hassleblad, high school picture, last fifty years, lessor, little smile, mathew brady, portrait photographer, portrait photographers, professional photographers, real war, regional competitions, s high school, traveled hundreds, war photographer
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