A couple weeks ago I was shopping for a particular brand of condoms
and found them for what seemed to be a very good price for the 12
pack, as that is what the picture was. I didn't notice the text
saying that all they had was the 3 pack. When the package arrived,
with the 3-packs, I was a bit ticked, checked the website, figured out
my error and wrote them a nastygram. They told me that the only
picture the manufacturer provided was that of the 12-pack.
My response was to take some pictures of the box that they had sent,
and send them copies with a note saying "maybe this will help". In
reply they sent:
"Wow, you're good - I'll pass those along to my web guy - thanks!"
I didn't get any actual pay, but you can see my photos at:
http://www.shevibe.com/global-protection-pleasure-plus-condoms.aspx
It turns out that it was a surprisingly difficult product shoot
because the box was glossy enough to reflect the white floor of my
light tent, and I don't have any black construction paper lying around
(I ended up using a grey card). Also, some of the shots showed
reflections of my fingers as I pressed the shutter.
Not a very artistic shot, but I learned a bit from it and it's nice to
see it being used in a professional context, even if I didn't actually
get any money from it.
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Larry Colen [email protected] sent from i4est
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