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Limestone lines the walls of this street leading to The Queen's Staircase. A serene place to visit complete with stone benches and waterfalls. -
Thanks, Terry, for your reply. I like the approach you mention. I'm not sure how to do that, though. If I am understanding you, the thought is to approach larger companies laying off people and offering them a headshot as, what? part of their severance package? I'm not sure how that would work, i.e. as in who would pay for that. I have worked with outplacement companies where people are in between opportunities with good results, although not providing me with consistent work. No replies other than yours in just under a week. Please find me again if you think of other ideas. Thanks again.
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Hi, I am focusing on Headshot Photography. I am considering the possibility of signing up for job fairs where I can set up a portable studio and do headshots on the spot. I am looking for a higher tier clientele who are most likely on LinkedIn or other professional sites where a headshot is necessary. I am also looking into job fairs where the fee to be a "vendor" isn't $600+. I am in the DC Metro area, (Montgomery County, MD) and although there are plenty of job fairs available, the fees seem high. Any suggestions where to look other than "job fairs?"
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fabulous use of space
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You guys are great! Some info about the studio: It's 23' long and 17' wide. I have a paper white backdrop on one wall, a paper black backdrop on the opposite wall. I have a gray like canvas backdrop and a beige like canvas that are like pull curtains. I like the reasoning that gray walls would require more lighting. I don't want to alter the lighting, especially dependent on the walls. There are no windows to deal with. It sounds like white would be best. I would presume flat is suggested rather than anything that has a sheen. Would that be accurate?
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VOTE NOW: White Black 18% Gray Thank you.
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EOS 6D Basic Auto Focus Settings Question
laurenleephotography replied to laurenleephotography's topic in Canon EOS Mount
Oh, and hi guys. It's been a really long time since I've been here. I keep forgetting this is the best site. I impatiently await your replies. And please hurry. -
Where do I find the auto focus setting where I can press the shutter release ½ way, focus on my subject, and recompose my shot without losing my original focal point?
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What lens do you suggest using?
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<p>Question about what to charge for a company-wide headshot photo session, on-location for 30-35 people. They want prices for high res and low res files with unlimited usage for as long as we both shall live. They also want a price for an additional ½ day to do make ups for those who can't make it on the initial shoot day. Budget flexible. DC Metro area. Thoughts? Thanks.</p>
