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Loren Callahan Photography: June 2008

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Friday, June 6, 2008. Chase Jarvis: "We Are Independant, Yet We Are Somehow The Same". Grant Haller, photographer for the Seattle Post Intelligencer once told me, way back when I was starting in the photo biz, that every photo has already been created. I couldn't believe what he said. I had the mind to think I was the ultimate creator and was going to come up with new interesting photos that would capture and hold viewers' attentions for hours. I recently read on Chase Jarvis's blog.

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Loren Callahan Photography: January 2009

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Wednesday, January 14, 2009. I have one suggestion when fling anywhere. Get the fewest amount of layovers as possible. We had 3 layovers because of the set up by the tour (it was changed 3 times too). A big pain in the back side to say the least, let alone the amount of hours spent on the planes. We were given a leisure day as we arrived early in the morning in Lima. We ended up strolling through Miraflores. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe to the blog with RSS. View my complete profile.

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Loren Callahan Photography: November 2008

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Sunday, November 16, 2008. This little website; www.storyofstuff.com. Was sent over to me by a friend. It is quick and simple video on consumption and economy that is very interesting in our current economic times. Take a look and see what little things can make a difference fast. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe to the blog with RSS. Loren Callahan is a Professional Photographer and Inventor. See his Photography at www.LorenCallahan.com and his invention www.AdventureVest.com.

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Loren Callahan Photography: August 2008

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Sunday, August 17, 2008. MySpace, Flickr, Face Book, Photo Bucket. Below is an email that I received from fellow ASMP colleague Jeff Caven. Congress and the Senate. We support them by making everyday people and. Fellow professionals aware of the blatant rights grab by image services like. However, with respect to Content you submit or make available for inclusion. On publicly accessible areas of the Service, you grant Yahoo! Worldwide, royalty-free and non-exclusive license(s), as applicable:. Include su...

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Loren Callahan Photography: Shots from Joshua Tree

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Thursday, April 16, 2009. Shots from Joshua Tree. This was my first visit to Joshua Tree State Park a couple of weeks ago. I was lucky to hit the golden hour just right and get these fun landscapes. I could have used a 6 x 17. I will go back with one next time. I like the way you think. 6x17 is the way to go until the big RED digital panoramic camera comes out and I can find the $55,000 to get one. Than I will just have to save some more to get a lens for it. May 20, 2009 at 11:30 AM.

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Loren Callahan Photography: July 2008

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Tuesday, July 15, 2008. Phase One 60 MEGAPIXEL digital back! I am not the biggest fan of 6x4.5 digital format for medium format cameras. Maybe that is why I have only rented them for shoots. I will try the Phase one out on my Hassy as soon as I can. Now if they can just make an actual 6x6 format (8984 x 8984). Let the Pixel wars continue. Wednesday, July 9, 2008. A difficult decision had to be made last September when I started to hear my 1 terabyte external hard drive start to click quite a bit. Loren C...

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Loren Callahan Photography: May 2008

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Thursday, May 29, 2008. Talk about having a lot of energy, Lacey was awesome in creating these fantastic photos with me in Portland. It was a great excuse to do a shoot in Portland while having sometime off at the Monaco hotel. I have been wanting to do something like this for three months and just let everything hang out with no preconceived out comes. Just create. Let me tell you it felt fantastic. Friday, May 9, 2008. 169;2008 Loren Callahan. Can I say I love Dawn Tunnell. Tuan lesoleil designer, than...

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Loren Callahan Photography: April 2009

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Friday, April 17, 2009. The Zen of Film vs Digital. Found this post from Chase Jarvis's blog and had to make note of it. It is a great post form Doug Menuez of his (I guess) new blog Menuez 2.0. About Film vs. Digital, a very good read and I have to say he hit home so I got out the 1V and shot a few rolls today. Really felt good. THE ZEN OF FILM vs. DIGITAL GRATIFICATION. Thanks to Chase Jarvis. For bring it out to more photogs. Thursday, April 16, 2009. Shots from Joshua Tree. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Loren Callahan Photography: Taking Names...

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Tuesday, October 7, 2008. As we swing into fall I wanted to create energetic, sensual photos that related well to agency's and advertisers wanting their products in the minds and hands of teens and twenty somethings. Ironically the thirty and forty folks want to look this way too. It didn't take long to notice we had something very special so we all worked quickly and squeezed three changes of clothing in. I ended up with over 140 keepers out of all the photos and span about seven different genres. Loren...

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Loren Callahan Photography: September 2008

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Sunday, September 21, 2008. Such a busy fun summer full of shoot after shoot and a little boating. (What recession? We had such a great shoot yesterday with Eveaila and of course Big Willie Frankangela H&M (on his knees as usual)and designer Kelly Flynn (not pictured). Here is my question to all of you? What do you prefer? Or storyboards and concepts. How do you work? Or is it the combination of the two that brings out the best in you and others you are working with? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).