Holding them again

texandrews · 01-27-2021, 09:59 AM

Lauren! Please don't be a stranger again for so long!!!!! So glad to see you back, we all wondered....

**Joetitch** · 01-27-2021, 11:37 PM - **2 Likes**

Why is it that the talented, skilled and dedicated ones get the paid gigs? 😊

**Mikesul** · 01-28-2021, 07:29 PM - **1 Like**

Thanks for checking in Lauren. Your enthusiasm and professional perspective have been missed.

**LaurenOE** · 01-29-2021, 12:36 AM - **5 Likes**

Part of today's setup.
These images will wind their way to the photoshop folks, where they will take them and put them into product catalogues, marketing materials, etc.

Its so funny how "production" photography is often brutish, efficient and part of a larger workflow.
The K3's really did their job today.
I had 5 cameras for this shoot, and about 4 setups through the day.
I'd show more, but they are all pre-production machines taken from our labs.

These boxes that I shot today...will generate billions in the coming years.
For our customers and ourselves.

Lauren

Last edited by LaurenOE; 01-29-2021 at 12:49 AM.

texandrews · 01-29-2021, 09:51 AM

Originally posted by LaurenOE

Part of today's setup.
These images will wind their way to the photoshop folks, where they will take them and put them into product catalogues, marketing materials, etc.

Its so funny how "production" photography is often brutish, efficient and part of a larger workflow.
The K3's really did their job today.
I had 5 cameras for this shoot, and about 4 setups through the day.
I'd show more, but they are all pre-production machines taken from our labs.

These boxes that I shot today...will generate billions in the coming years.
For our customers and ourselves.

Lauren

Cool beans! Love seeing your setups. Wish I could share mine from the museum, but it's a whopper no-no. Not because of the setups, but because back-of-house is a restricted area and no photography can be shared outside the museum. But I had one recently that involved an artwork made of angled tiled mirrors by a Persian artist, and of course the equipment nor the rest of the studio could be in the reflections---but OTOH, there had to be some variation or else the mirrors would just read kinda white. It was quite the head-scratcher.

**mikesbike** · 01-29-2021, 06:36 PM

Originally posted by LaurenOE

Part of today's setup.
These images will wind their way to the photoshop folks, where they will take them and put them into product catalogues, marketing materials, etc.

Its so funny how "production" photography is often brutish, efficient and part of a larger workflow.
The K3's really did their job today.
I had 5 cameras for this shoot, and about 4 setups through the day.
I'd show more, but they are all pre-production machines taken from our labs.

These boxes that I shot today...will generate billions in the coming years.
For our customers and ourselves.

Lauren

That's quite remarkable, as is your set of gear. And welcome back!

**LaurenOE** · 01-30-2021, 09:40 PM - **1 Like**

Originally posted by texandrews

Cool beans! Love seeing your setups. Wish I could share mine from the museum, but it's a whopper no-no. Not because of the setups, but because back-of-house is a restricted area and no photography can be shared outside the museum. But I had one recently that involved an artwork made of angled tiled mirrors by a Persian artist, and of course the equipment nor the rest of the studio could be in the reflections---but OTOH, there had to be some variation or else the mirrors would just read kinda white. It was quite the head-scratcher.

A shoot is always a challenge...and *something* always goes wrong.

Originally posted by mikesbike

That's quite remarkable, as is your set of gear. And welcome back!

Thanks!

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LaurenOE Site Supporter Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Back in Florida, but worldwide gigs! Photos: Albums Posts: 3,690 Original Poster	Part of today's setup. These images will wind their way to the photoshop folks, where they will take them and put them into product catalogues, marketing materials, etc. Its so funny how "production" photography is often brutish, efficient and part of a larger workflow. The K3's really did their job today. I had 5 cameras for this shoot, and about 4 setups through the day. I'd show more, but they are all pre-production machines taken from our labs. These boxes that I shot today...will generate billions in the coming years. For our customers and ourselves. Lauren Last edited by LaurenOE; 01-29-2021 at 12:49 AM.

01-29-2021, 09:51 AM	#20
texandrews Moderator Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Baltimore Photos: Albums Posts: 3,397	Originally posted by LaurenOE Part of today's setup. These images will wind their way to the photoshop folks, where they will take them and put them into product catalogues, marketing materials, etc. Its so funny how "production" photography is often brutish, efficient and part of a larger workflow. The K3's really did their job today. I had 5 cameras for this shoot, and about 4 setups through the day. I'd show more, but they are all pre-production machines taken from our labs. These boxes that I shot today...will generate billions in the coming years. For our customers and ourselves. Lauren Cool beans! Love seeing your setups. Wish I could share mine from the museum, but it's a whopper no-no. Not because of the setups, but because back-of-house is a restricted area and no photography can be shared outside the museum. But I had one recently that involved an artwork made of angled tiled mirrors by a Persian artist, and of course the equipment nor the rest of the studio could be in the reflections---but OTOH, there had to be some variation or else the mirrors would just read kinda white. It was quite the head-scratcher.

01-29-2021, 06:36 PM	#21
mikesbike Site Supporter Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Southeastern Michigan Posts: 4,558	Originally posted by LaurenOE Part of today's setup. These images will wind their way to the photoshop folks, where they will take them and put them into product catalogues, marketing materials, etc. Its so funny how "production" photography is often brutish, efficient and part of a larger workflow. The K3's really did their job today. I had 5 cameras for this shoot, and about 4 setups through the day. I'd show more, but they are all pre-production machines taken from our labs. These boxes that I shot today...will generate billions in the coming years. For our customers and ourselves. Lauren That's quite remarkable, as is your set of gear. And welcome back!

01-30-2021, 09:40 PM - 1 Like	#22
LaurenOE Site Supporter Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Back in Florida, but worldwide gigs! Photos: Albums Posts: 3,690 Original Poster	Originally posted by texandrews Cool beans! Love seeing your setups. Wish I could share mine from the museum, but it's a whopper no-no. Not because of the setups, but because back-of-house is a restricted area and no photography can be shared outside the museum. But I had one recently that involved an artwork made of angled tiled mirrors by a Persian artist, and of course the equipment nor the rest of the studio could be in the reflections---but OTOH, there had to be some variation or else the mirrors would just read kinda white. It was quite the head-scratcher. A shoot is always a challenge...and something always goes wrong. Originally posted by mikesbike That's quite remarkable, as is your set of gear. And welcome back! Thanks!