Thanks Cotty. Yeah, I wanted to shoot these with people, preferably  
attractive female people. But it wasn't in my budget. I told the  
owner of the limo company that he should bring in some of his  
friends, but he didn't bother. I guess I could have scouted up a  
freebie wannabe poser, but this was a last minute deal.
Paul
On Aug 14, 2008, at 2:45 PM, Cotty wrote:

> On 14/8/08, Paul Stenquist, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
>> I did a shoot for a limo company yesterday. It was a ball buster and
>> a back breaker. To maneuver in a stretch limo you have to walk bent
>> over with your nose to the ground. I shot four stretch interiors and
>> a bunch of buses. I used the K20D and the DA 12-24 at 12 mm for all
>> shots. I mounted the camera on my small Slik graphite tripod, which
>> made things somewhat manageable. I figured the only good way to light
>> these things was with their own interior lights, but it had to be
>> done in the dark. Luckily, the company has a huge garage, so I had
>> them pull each vehicle inside. I shot manual focus at a hyperfocal
>> setting -- about three feet for the stretch limos and seven feet for
>> the buses.  The exposure on this shot is f7.1, 4 seconds, ISO 500.
>> It's a stretch Lincoln limo. The passenger cabin is about 12 feet
>> long. I also shot a stretch Hummer that's 25 feet long, nose to tail.
>>
>>
>> http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=7672877&size=lg
>
> Interesting low-key image. Fab advertising pic for the client, they
> should be impressed. Girl on seat with champagne ? Great work.
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