Once again, my studio lights and backgrounds were packed into the car to be set up at a location I hadn't previously seen. The brief was to photograph as many different garments on as many different people as possible in as short a time as possible and the photographs were to be used by an online shop. All of the garments were blank and within the website structure, various graphics and designs will be overlaid to give maximum versatility of combinations of garment, colour and design. This also allows for new designs to be added into the range without additional photography. To help make the designs sit on the garments in a believable way, the lighting was kept fairly flat and even and the upper parts of all garments were made as wrinkle free as possible.
The location for the photography was a back room within a small industrial unit and it had an upstairs mezzanine storage area which allowed for a good viewpoint for this one minute time lapse sequence.
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Having originally trained as a graphic designer, I have been a full time commercial photographer for over 16 years. Based in Cheshire, I regularly undertake commissions throughout the UK for a diverse range of clients. These include design and advertising agencies, schools, colleges and universities, museums, galleries and artists, architects, property developers and interior designers, manufacturing, engineering and science companies. I also regularly supply stock photography to both Alamy and Getty Images.
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