Client: Albuquerque Arts
Subject: Deborah R.
Shoot Date: April 6, 2007
Location(s): 1.) Law office and 2.) Seventh Goddess

Welcome, Albuquerque Arts people! Since this is our first time working together, I thought I should mention a few things about the "clients" area of my site. The proof galleries require Adobe Flash. If you do not have Flash, the free plugin may be downloaded here. Images are shot in Nikon .RAW at >10 megapixel resolution. Where strobe equipment is used, all images are shot at ISO 100 to provide the lowest possible amount of noise and grain. Also, each image is named and numbered so that it can be easily referenced (e.g. "Deborah_Reese_abqARTS_070.jpg" to the right.)

If you have found this document in error (read: You are not an employee of Albuquerque Arts Magazine) permission to view the images is hereby expressly denied. If you are supposed to be here, please do read on :-)

A FEW ADDITIONAL NOTES:

First, these images are essentially untouched/unbalanced.

Second, the configuration of the law office location was such that some of the images have some wall/ceiling/lightgear visible above the bookcases. This may be a perfect space for the masthead of the magazine. If not, I shot some additional "plates" of the bookcase without the model in the frame, which will allow me to extend the bookcase in post-production to cover the entire frame if required.

Third, I have posted TWO galleries.
In the first gallery I have taken the liberty of pairing down the considerable number of images into my personal of favorites for the cover (pose, room for masthead, composition, etc.)
The second gallery contains ALL of the images from both locations (228 in total.) Interior shots and such may be found here.

Lastly, just to keep things simple: If you pass along this gallery for review by other members of your team, please link to the current address so that they can read this document .

Gallery 1: Rip's Picks (44 images)
Gallery 2: All images (228 total)

If you are having difficulty, I can be reached by This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it or by cell phone @ (505) 681-RIP1.

Thank you,
Rip Williams