Technical: Canon EOS 1D mark III, 1/125 at f2.8 with a 300mm prime lense – ISO 3200
Can we afford this, Cindy? Hey, no payments until 2009 with the new eBay MasterCard!
I don’t really advertise myself as a commercial photographer, but since my Google rank is pretty good, I often get request from people looking for a commercial photographer in Quebec city. Some months, corporate jobs represent more than 50% of my income.
I rarely publish the photos and I rarely even talk about it here, because the end result is rarely interesting for anyone else than my clients.
But just because I feel like it, here is some jobs I recently did.
Sofame Direct Heating Installation:
Federation of Canadian municipalities congress:
Bombardier Transport metal cutting machine:
Christie Digital projectors in action at the image mill show (same job than those photos):
I was pretty busy last few days. Tuesday morning, I left for Roberval to cover the NHL exhibition game between the Montreal Canadians and the Buffalo Sabres. Roberval won a national contest to be named “Canadian hockeytown” and the chance to host the game. An NHL pro game in a 10,000 citizen town, it is pretty amazing. The light was pretty bad, of course, and we had to shoot at 1/400, 3200ISO and f2.8.
After the game, I headed to Chicoutimi to sleep at an uncle house. I then spent the day in Chicoutimi and La Baie to shoot some stock photo, including the famous “petite maison blanche” (little white house), symbol of the 1996 déluge du Saguenay (Saguenay flood)
Quebec Remparts Marc-Olivier Vallerand celebrates his goal in QMJHL (LHJMQ) action against the Rimouski Oceanic at the Colisee Pepsi in Quebec city. Quebec won 4-3.
Rimouski Oceanic Guillaume Pelletier, left and Quebec Remparts Jonathan Audy-Marchessault eye the puck in QMJHL (LHJMQ) action against the Rimouski Oceanic at the Colisee Pepsi in Quebec city. Quebec won 4-3.
David Blair, president of the Quebec Literary and Historical Society, poses in the library of the Morrin Centre in Quebec city, September 16, 2008. The Literary and Historical Society of Quebec is postponing the controversial sale of thousands of historical volumes to a later, unconfirmed date. Photo Francis Vachon for the Globe and Mail
Technical: Canon EOS Mark III, 1/50 at f4 with a 24-70 at 54mm – ISO 400, one flash thru an umbrella on camera right
David Blair, president of the Quebec Literary and Historical Society, poses in the library of the Morrin Centre in Quebec city, September 16, 2008. The Literary and Historical Society of Quebec is postponing the controversial sale of thousands of historical volumes to a later, unconfirmed date. Photo Francis Vachon for the Globe and Mail
Technical: Canon EOS Mark III, 1/125 at f7,1 with a 24-70 at 70mm – ISO 250, one flash thru an umbrella on camera left (facing the subject) and one gridded flash on the right shooting to the back of the subject