Would still like one up high for an inside shot. Like a security camera perspective. Maybe even long exposure trickery for a few "ghosts".
Would still like one up high for an inside shot. Like a security camera perspective. Maybe even long exposure trickery for a few "ghosts".
Check this out. This guy has some prison photos. Probably an older prison than the one you are going to, but he had some neat shots.Quote:
Originally Posted by bob williams
http://www.flickr.com/photos/no3rdw/...7628532272279/
Okay, officially past the middle of January. If you can't tell, I am really excited to see this.. I'm sure there is some deep rooted jealousy in there somewhere. Has the eagle landed?!
Well Rocco, the plan is to do a recon mission tomorrow (Wednsday) and take a few test shots---hopefully I'll have something to post from that round. In a couple of weeks, I'll go and spend the whole day there and really work the shots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocco
Bob
Just an update---Had a minor crisis this week at work, so I wasn't able to take the day to go do this. But....It is still on the agenda.--Sorry Rocco.
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I know Rocco, I am disapointed as well. Things have just been to busy at work lately. The nice thing is that the invitation remains open---I just have to get through the next month or two before the schedule allows that kind of free time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocco
Just bumping this thread up a bit:D
You need to forget the still photos and instead get a video camera that shoots night-vision. You could make a kindergarten art class look spooky that way if you just jerk the camera around a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by bob williams
A random assortment of totally irrelevant measuring devices is essential; a barometer, a thermometer, a fathometer, a dynomometer...prety much any kind of '-ometer' will do.
Then you just need a couple of girls with night-vision cameras so everyone can film each other pretending to see/hear things and screaming.
Bingo!! Reality TV gold!
So any luck working on this project?