Some updates to the web, we have added some multimedia clips to the Media section, take a peek if interested in such things.
Our stock library keeps growing we have added some aerials of Vancouver to the mix.
We also want to promote our portrait package, perfect for the holidays, here is a link to the details.

Greg has started a cool site about fishing - check it out Fishing Chronicles

Cheers

Snorri

Labels: fishing, greg miller, media, portraits, stock

We have done some updates on the web site so check it out.
We have added a galleri with Studio Work.
We have added a price list for portrait work and studio rental.

We've been busy this fall with a new client Green Mountain Hammocks, and have been doing their Photography from scratch, more on that later.
Eco Furniture have some new products that we photographed, pretty cool company with high standards in their production.

Cheers

Snorri

Some assignments let you experiment more than others, which is really fun and help to advance your experience.
A recent one that III had was a shoot for Harbour Air. Not only were we shooting airplanes from a helicopter, which is always fun, but we got to attach a camera to the wing of one of the Otters. Thats not something that is done easily or on a whim. The guys at Harbour air were excited about this so we got a lot of support from them. The paperwork and the safety precautions were all handled by them perfectly. We handled the technical part of it and of course the shooting - the fun parts.





We used a Manfrotto ball-head to attach a Canon 1D Mark II, to the underside of the wing on the Otter. We used a Canon 17-40 with a polarizer and a pocket wizard with a remote cord. This was then packed in gaffer tape. Both to secure all the cables and to give some protection against wind and waves that are an essential part of a Seaplane take offs and landings.



The camera was on shutter priority so that we could have the shutter high enough all the time to negotiate the vibrations coming from the Otter. We set the ISO to 800 to have some leeway for the aperture, I find that higher ISO properly exposed is by far better than low ISO under exposed.


As we followed the Otter in the helicopter we used some of the time to use the remote, the hard part about this all, is the fact that its a trial and error process. We could not see the motif or the background as we were shooting so a lot of guesswork was in order as well as shooting as much as possible.

Well iii-imaging.com has had a face lift. Now everything is under the same hat, the same name.
We will be busy the next few days polishing the website, adding content and repairing some minor hickups that follow every new venture. Be sure to check out all the pages and if you see a missing link or typos be sure to let us know.

Cheers

Snorri

Labels: beginning, face-lift, iii, international independent imaging, new