Comments on: ron olson and unexpected charisma http://www.msgphoto.com/latestshot/2008/07/15/ron-olson-and-unexpected-charisma/ new work, random pictures and life in general. . . Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:22:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Maggie Soladay http://www.msgphoto.com/latestshot/2008/07/15/ron-olson-and-unexpected-charisma/#comment-425 Maggie Soladay Mon, 28 Jul 2008 17:27:26 +0000 http://www.msgphoto.com/latestshot/?p=244#comment-425 I loved my 3 months as photo editor at The American Lawyer. Your photos and great work on this assignment were the greatest reward. And reading a blog about the shoot is so amazing. That was one of the best all time American Lawyer portrait sessions. Thanks! Maggie I loved my 3 months as photo editor at The American Lawyer. Your photos and great work on this assignment were the greatest reward.
And reading a blog about the shoot is so amazing.

That was one of the best all time American Lawyer portrait sessions.

Thanks!
Maggie

]]> By: max s. gerber http://www.msgphoto.com/latestshot/2008/07/15/ron-olson-and-unexpected-charisma/#comment-412 max s. gerber Sat, 19 Jul 2008 05:08:44 +0000 http://www.msgphoto.com/latestshot/?p=244#comment-412 johnny, thanks for checking in often. you're right, time management is key. things go smoothly if i can arrive early to scout around and set up. in the case of ron olson we had a lot of time to set up (though were confined to ONE conference room) and we had three different setups ready to go when he arrived. three and a half, really, if you count some small modifications. of course, things get interesting when you need to get two or three different shots and you DON'T have any time to set up beforehand. i think it's because of this that i don't tend to use a lot of light sources. well, that and also because i'm a scrawny guy who doesn't like carrying a lot of heavy things. johnny,

thanks for checking in often. you’re right, time management is key. things go smoothly if i can arrive early to scout around and set up. in the case of ron olson we had a lot of time to set up (though were confined to ONE conference room) and we had three different setups ready to go when he arrived. three and a half, really, if you count some small modifications.

of course, things get interesting when you need to get two or three different shots and you DON’T have any time to set up beforehand. i think it’s because of this that i don’t tend to use a lot of light sources. well, that and also because i’m a scrawny guy who doesn’t like carrying a lot of heavy things.

]]> By: Johnny Cooker http://www.msgphoto.com/latestshot/2008/07/15/ron-olson-and-unexpected-charisma/#comment-411 Johnny Cooker Sat, 19 Jul 2008 00:30:35 +0000 http://www.msgphoto.com/latestshot/?p=244#comment-411 Max, I love your site & check in often. This series really got me thinking about your time management with clients. You say you have little time with them but this series looks as if you have two, maybe three setups. Obvisouly your ready to shoot when Mr Olson walks in the room, do you have different light set ups ready to go prior? Max, I love your site & check in often.

This series really got me thinking about your time management with clients. You say you have little time with them but this series looks as if you have two, maybe three setups. Obvisouly your ready to shoot when Mr Olson walks in the room, do you have different light set ups ready to go prior?

]]> By: van ditthavong http://www.msgphoto.com/latestshot/2008/07/15/ron-olson-and-unexpected-charisma/#comment-410 van ditthavong Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:01:39 +0000 http://www.msgphoto.com/latestshot/?p=244#comment-410 max - love the shots, especially the 3rd one. i like how the chair is facing the window. max - love the shots, especially the 3rd one. i like how the chair is facing the window.

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