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How’d You Shoot! The Day?
Yesterday was a whirlwind of activity here in New York as 20 photographers participated in our Shoot! On Location (SOL) event while another several...
Yesterday was a whirlwind of activity here in New York as 20 photographers participated in our Shoot! On Location (SOL) event while another several hundred attended a half day Shoot! The Day symposium at Shoot Digital studios.
The 20 photographers started their day bright and early at 9am where they picked up their brand new Nikon D700s, and became the first group of users to use them en masse. Apple followed with an orientation of Aperture. And the MAC Group finished up with discussion of the Profoto lighting equipment and Pocket Wizards that were used on location.
I started my day by covering one of the SOL locations…
Photo by Allen Murabayashi
Emi the make-up artist (MUA) goes to work.
Photo by Allen Murabayashi
All the clothing was hung up for easy accessibility, and the clothing was marked off for each model.
Photo by Allen Murabayashi
Group Leader Glenn Glasser directs the action as the assistants set up the lights.
Then I rushed over to Shoot Digital to take part in the activities including some awesome presentations which will be available online in the next few weeks. I think you guys will really enjoy the insights from our buyers & editors, and the new School of Stock articles that will be generated from this event.
…and how did our lucky 20 photographers Shoot! The Day while replenishing stock? I think they did pretty damn well! Here’s just a single shot from each shoot to give you a sense of the direction we’re all headed in.
Photo by Erin Wigger
Erin Wigger and David “Strobist” Hobby went to town with a Nikon D700 and two speedlight flashes. That’s it. My jaw was on the ground when I saw this completely unretouched camera. We’ll be talking more about David soon….
Photo by Leah Fasten
Boston-based Leah Fasten and Group Leader Marili Forastieri shot Kids & Families in a SoHo loft.
Photo by Ryan Allan
Ryan Allan and Group Leader Kareem Black shot Youth Culture at the AVA Lounge.
Photo by Charles Williamson
Charles Williamson and Group Leader Glenn Glasser shot active seniors in a TriBeCa loft.
Photo by Stephanie Keith
Stephanie Keith and Group Leader Erica Freudenstein shot business lifestyle at Regus.
The editors are going to start going through the SOL images and they will be in the Collection promptly. Remember, you have until July 27 to submit images to enter the contest to win a Nikon D300 Kit!
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