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Our Brandy Would Like to Split A Mouse With You Over Some Cat Nip! Any Time!

Just Keep Your Feet Off My Camera!

Hmmm I Know What Your Going Through. I Have Always Had An Outside Lab Such As Millers to Both Print And Mount ,Because If They screw up mounting They have to Reprint free. You Also Get A variety Of Substrates To Mount to That You Could Never Afford to stock your self. Simply Color In Akron Ohio Has A Really Neat Product That Allows Wood Grain to Show Through As Well As Metallic And Metal Mounting. Most Of These Use A Cold Process.
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I Agree Always Ask Permission In Advance, Even Many Shopping Malls Have Restrictions On Photography. Getting Permission Is One Of The Many Things That Separates Us from The Amateurs And Also Opens New Doors to The future. I Always Offer free images To Them For Their Own Promotion As Gratis. WORKS EVERY TIME! We Did Have to Get Permission From Home Land Sec. to Shoot A Pro Shoot At A Local Small Airport In Pittsburgh Last Year

Flash Meters!

There Are Some Very Cheep Ones The One We use And Have Used For Years Only Cost us About $250.00 And It Is A Student Version But It Works Fine! Never Had A Problem

Lol! I Actually Knew A Photographer That Kept Glasses In The Studio With Out lenses. This Was Before Coatings Etc. Just like The Ones That They Display In The Stores.

When Showing Wedding Proofs To a Young Groom He Replied"My Brother Took That Same Picture Standing Behind You But He Has A lot Of Power Lines Behind The Bride And Groom But You Don't.
Your Sky And Everything looks Better! How Did you Do That?"
My Reply," I'm A Professional, That's Why You Hired me!"

Do You Have A Flash Meter?

In The Studio Raising The lights Can Help Also. If your Using A White Backdrop The light Will Reflect up to Fill.

i Agree Also You Never Want To Say "I Can Fix That" Your Admitting That It Needs Fixed. We Retouch All Of Our Proofs Before The Customer Sees Them. It Take Time Of Course.
The Person That Taught Me This Years Ago Owned A Studio In Fort Lauderdale That Made $2.5 Million A Year. We He Talks, I listen.

Dito I Think More Space To The Left Of The Boy

For Some Reason My Eyes Keep Wanting To Go To That Space to The Right Of The Dog. Or Maybe It's just My Poor Upbringing!

Would Be A Great Prop For A Model Shoot With a Mad Max Theme!