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Blue Sky Photography, Inc. I loved shooting at Blue Sky. Tom and Dave were great to work with and even helped me with some of my production needs. They responded promptly to all my inquiries and were very professional and helpful. The studio space was huge and they had all the lighting I needed under one roof. If I come back to Detroit to shoot again, I'll definitely be using blue sky! 197 Grand Street, 4E. New York, NY 10013. The footage is beautiful. Thank you Tom and Dave. 710 East Eleven Mile Rd.

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John Boal Photography: July 2013

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013. Secondly, I found people that looked interesting and I made portraits (some candid, some posed). They were all dressed for the occasion, and they were living historians and "regular" people. Planting flags at the Soldiers National Cemetery (Gettysburg Address). Mourning dress, or "Widow Weeds", as I was told they were called. Finally, there are a few pictures from the general experience when I wasn't talking to people and I was just walking, and watching. Links to this post.

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Social Media Weekend #SMWKND. Social Media Weekend at @ColumbiaJourn. Be a Gmail Ninja. Closing Talk: Steve Rubel. Hot Off the Start-up Floor: New Tools to Up Your Social Media Game. Multicultural Reach of Social Media. OPENING PANEL: Getting it Fast and Getting it Right. Saturday afternoon KEYNOTE: Presentations from and about Facebook. Saturday Morning KEYNOTE: What’s New @ Twitter w/ @MarkSLuckie. Social Media and Social Good. Social Media and Investigative Reporting. Social Media and Personal Branding.

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John Boal Photography: July 2014

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Thursday, July 10, 2014. Seeing Stories in Real Estate. After walking into hundreds (thousands? Of homes, the furniture, the art, the books and the rugs can all tell you where they've been and sometimes what they've done in their lives. Especially when the seller is an older person. They usually have accumulated so many things from so many countries, it's hard not to look around and be interested in everything. So even when I'm "only" taking pictures of someone's house, there are still stories. A Guy Too...

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John Boal Photography: February 2014

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Wednesday, February 12, 2014. Making the Most out of a Business Portrait. Than his office to shoot. I hate shooting portraits in offices. They rarely turn out to be interesting. But I did find a wide open and empty cafeteria with beautiful light. And on the way up the elevator I suddenly realized this was a great spot. Lit at all. Mostly I wanted it to look like it wasn't being lit, or if it did look like it was lit, it was very subtly. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe in a reader.

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John Boal Photography: Shooting as a Generalist

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Thursday, May 7, 2015. Shooting as a Generalist. I am a "generalist", as they say. In some circles this might be the kiss of death. Often the advice is to specialize and market the heck out that one thing you do really well. But as someone who cut their teeth as a photojournalist at community newspapers, I rapidly found that I enjoy. Doing different things. The mix helps keep me fresh, and engaged alowing me to always be thinking about how to do something better. What's better than a mechanical bull?

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John Boal Photography: April 2013

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Thursday, April 11, 2013. Supreme Court and the Hearings on Gay Marriage. A couple weeks back I decided I was going to shoot the demonstrations and protests outside the Supreme Court, as related to Gay Marriage. Specifically California's ballot proposition 8 and the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), both of which essentially make it impossible for gay people to marry. This reminded me of a blog post I read several weeks back on the merits of process, and how this can affect the way we view photographs.

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John Boal Photography: February 2015

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Friday, February 20, 2015. Photographing Jess and Patrick in the Aftermath of the Boston Bombings. I had the distinct honor of photographing Jessica and Patrick for The Boston Globe in December for a story that ran in late January (see the story here). Ran with story, here. The initial story (a year after the bombings) is here. And you should read this one and the one that ran in January, because Eric did a great job following this story over the years. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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John Boal Photography: Photography out on the Bay

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Friday, August 1, 2014. Photography out on the Bay. In this one, I decided to "create" some sunlight, as he stood on the beach next to a fence and vegetation. On the rocks with the historic lighthouse in the background. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Visit my Facebook Business Page. Rep John Lewis, 50 Years Later. US Interior Secy, Sally Jewell, hikes the Shenandoahs. White Elephant (Bristow, VA). The Door Opens and it Closes (Cerrillos, NM). Ricky (Live Fast, Ride Faster). Subscribe in a reader.