Thanks, William! Funny thing about this shoot: when I 1st approached those
in charge about a photo story of the project, the project manager was
enthusiastic, but he warned me that construction workers don't like their
photos taken, so I best prepare myself.
Well, he was only very wrong. When I get on the site for a shoot, usually a
few construction workers find a quick minute to tell me, "You should have
been here yesterday. We did . . . ." Or workers ask to have their picture
taken with another worker. Or a worker will shout out, "The action is about
to start over there . . . ." Or I'm asked, "you got these pics on a web site
or something?"
It's been a lot of fun, but at the end of a shoot, I'm really tired after
being out in the sun with hard hat and boots and two cameras around my neck,
all the while navigating the terrain and trying to not to get in anyone's
way. I have to make sure I present myself as capable, safety aware, and
discreet, or I'll be yanked off the site real quick.
Cheers, Christine
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From: "William Robb" <war...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: GESO Construction V
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From: "Christine Aguila"
Subject: GESO Construction V
Hi Everyone:
Just 2 small galleries. I've started a blog, which gives me a central
location for this stuff, making my life a little easier.
I shot Friday, and I really struggled. It was one of those days where my
concentration and focus (mine not the camera's) was not the best.
Gallery from Friday's shoot.
http://www.caguila.com/caguila/moldingcement/index.html
" By the way, that's a cigarette in his mouth! "
And here I thought he was happy to see you.
Great gallery.
William Robb
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