There seems to be an LDS chapel on every other corner in parts of Utah, and there’s also a whole subculture of people who work from their cars in church parking lots. It’s mostly a quick shot – you pull in, edit and send some photos, and pull out. But I’ve seen people napping, eating lunch, etc.
To do it right, though, you find a church with a picnic area and a shaded pavilion with electrical outlets. That’s when you’re styling.
state fair, sideshows, instagram is lame, commenting is lame, KFC – punch the lard, cameras are everywhere, shooting autistic, wood camera, everyone thinks they’re a photographer
Orem, Utah
This is one of the few surviving frames from my Friday night shoot. On Saturday my laptop died in the middle of the Utes game, after four years of amazing service.
I’ve got good backup practices in place, but I still lost most of my Highland photos and 25% of the Ute game. Sucks, but time to move on.
Go back up your work, right now. Losing sucks.
Photographing the Republican National Convention, shooting scoreboards, G rides 100 miler, new desk at work
After seeing this guy’s computer wallpaper at a recent college football game, I’ll never think twice about mine again…
