A camera of a different breed
X-Ray machine
I don’t know the proper name. To me it’s just another big old camera. One thing about my chosen field, I never know where I’ll be shooting next. One day bundled up in a freezing old flour mill and the next, dressed in a ‘clean suit’ complete with booties and cap, photographing this state of the art thing at LGH. And yes, the equipment was thoroughly cleaned between the two. But what I really love is meeting great people along the way. Folks from Benchmark Construction and Dardoff Design and Architects were present for the shoot. And of course, Marcia … who I’ve really come to depend on when shooting interiors. Everyone pitching in to make things go smoothly. Thanks also to the hospital staff who facilitated everything. (Someone snapped a picture of me in my little white suit … but you ain’t gonna see it).
Very Cool ! I don’t think they bought that camera at B&H.
Actually they do … marked down to 1.5 mil.
I need one of those lights for light painting.
The lights in the ceiling are cooler. There’s a hand-held remote, when the button is pushed, the lights will follow where ever you move your hand. The hanging light wasn’t all that useful. Very pin-point and harsh. All of the lighting and shadows are from my flash. But then, you probably knew that.