Cleveland Photographer Blog

We’ve been shooting quite a few high resolution Virtual Reality tours of Health care facilities, manufacturing plants, and aviation - The process is not the same as what the real estate market uses.  These tours are made up of ten vertical images stitched together to allow the viewer to see a 360 degree scene of a room, facility or inside a plane.

Here are a few pieces stretched out for you to see the process.

I just found the time to post a job we did on the runway when the leaves where on the trees and the weather was warmer… late fall but a beautiful day.  We were working with professional models from www.thetalentgroup.com.

We had a lot of shooting to do and the light was coming and going with the incoming clouds.  We ended up with some great images. Organization and direction was from another great talent  - Liz Fisher  http://www.lizfisherdesign.com. 

One of my favorite photography productions is photographing people… and professional models can give you any look your after.

We - the creative director and myself just finished shooting lighting products on location in Leavenworth Kansas - just outside of Kansas City.  Yes there were many correctional facitilies there.  We shot from ground level and also up in a 60 foot bucket truck.  60 feet does not sound that high until your up there and the wind kicks up.

Low level Aerial Photography

We ended up jumping right into shooting the first nite we flew in…. rain was coming and it did for the next couple of days.  Never hurts to have a few rain days scheduled into a shoot.  Our days usually lasted into the next morning - like 1 or 2 am.

The final nite was indoors.  We were shooting LED lighting on a new refrigeration product.  We had hired a few models to help with this project and again it was a late nite.  The ladies worked out well with the shinning star was little Sarah.

Here is a shot of Sarah waiting for the shoot to start… priceless

We just finished shooting a Legacy Aircraft at Cleveland Hopkins Airport yesterday.  I’ve shot quite a few planes but this was very roomy.

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Check out the shots and look at that cockpit.

We just finished shooting another Shaffer Design aviation shoot. This time we were out to Hopkins International Airport. We were covering repairs and reconditioning of various airplanes in a huge hanger.

The lighting in the hanger was pretty decent but we supplemented with my strobes, and even some flash on camera so we could move quicker.

I’ve always enjoyed photographing people on the job.

This week kept me fairly busy. I had a couple of portraits in the studio. Which were
a little different from my normal executive headshots.
Then I had to push it even farther. Love that photoshop.

We then went out and shot some buffing and cleaning of a few planes for Cleveland
aviation air charter company’s website.


Towards the end of week we picked up a job for a chicago trading company that had
us update their images for a new brochure.

Just another week of commercial photography in Cleveland Ohio. Some people call it work.