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Virginia - Winchester End-of-Year Party 2009
Model
Its Bruce Jackson
Posts: 21
Washington, District of Columbia, US
I will be there and am more then willing to help with Labor, so if shoveling is needed whoop whoop, i am your man 
Photographer
Tim Prendergast
Posts: 1213
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Dogbone Alt-Process wrote:
Oooo! Dark enough for a bit of light paint fun?
Be nice to be able to try it indoors instead of making poor patient models freeze outside.
Will double check schedule but hope to be there. but freezing your models is part of the fun!!! 
Photographer
PhotoDr
Posts: 918
Chantilly, Virginia, US
Dogbone Alt-Process wrote:
Oooo! Dark enough for a bit of light paint fun?
Be nice to be able to try it indoors instead of making poor patient models freeze outside.
Will double check schedule but hope to be there. Tim Prendergast wrote:
but freezing your models is part of the fun!!! Well, you do seem to like the color Blue.... scary
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Daniel Erny
Posts: 29
Washington, District of Columbia, US
sent in my registration! i'll be there probably earlier in the day to help set up with haylo. :]
Photographer
Robb Mann
Posts: 12327
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Finally got around to registering. You really should have made it more iPhone-friendly.
Model
Michele Hough
Posts: 47
Inwood, West Virginia, US
I'd like to join NEWBIE sending reg info now......
Model
Anna Catherine
Posts: 573
New York, New York, US
PK Brazil wrote:
resv well a meet up wouldn't be right without you!
Model
Laragh
Posts: 1395
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Anna Catherine wrote:
well a meet up wouldn't be right without you! Yay, this time I won't miss you 
Photographer
CLT
Posts: 12979
Winchester, Virginia, US
don't panic if you registered but not on the guest list yet. There are 2001lb of stuff going on with me right now and it would take me a couple more days to calm everything down.
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Tim Prendergast
Posts: 1213
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Anna Catherine wrote:
well a meet up wouldn't be right without you! are you going to make it down for this Anna? I somehow managed to miss meeting you at Sly Horse...
Photographer
David Chu Photos
Posts: 105
Washington, District of Columbia, US
considering making the trip down for this. sounds like it'd be a great time and i hardly know anyone from here!
Model
Anna Catherine
Posts: 573
New York, New York, US
Tim Prendergast wrote:
are you going to make it down for this Anna? I somehow managed to miss meeting you at Sly Horse... I think I shall try! I should be in Cali early December but could fly to DC that Thursday so I think it's a go
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CLT
Posts: 12979
Winchester, Virginia, US
Anna Catherine wrote:
I think I shall try! I should be in Cali early December but could fly to DC that Thursday so I think it's a go *like*
Model
Laragh
Posts: 1395
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Anna Catherine wrote:
I think I shall try! I should be in Cali early December but could fly to DC that Thursday so I think it's a go That would be sweeet!
Photographer
Robb Mann
Posts: 12327
Baltimore, Maryland, US
CLT wrote:
don't panic if you registered but not on the guest list yet. There are 2001lb of stuff going on with me right now and it would take me a couple more days to calm everything down. like I said, I know where you live, so no worries.
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Tim Prendergast
Posts: 1213
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Robb Mann wrote:
like I said, I know where you live, so no worries. well i don't..... scary
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CLT
Posts: 12979
Winchester, Virginia, US
guest list updated
If you're not on it, I did not get your registration e-mail.
Now accepting station 3 reservation. $25/block. A block is 50 minutes. Station 3 will be the only indoor public location that nudity is allowed.
Model
Andy Virus
Posts: 2230
Richmond, Virginia, US
after Sly Horse being my first meet and greet...I'm addicted...I hope my new job will let me off ...this sounds like so much fun
Photographer
Dogbone Alt-Process
Posts: 1016
Llano, Texas, US
CLT wrote:
Now accepting station 3 reservation. $25/block. A block is 50 minutes. Station 3 will be the only indoor public location that nudity is allowed. If the 6:00 p.m. block is open when you get around to reading this, I'd like to request that slot.
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CLT
Posts: 12979
Winchester, Virginia, US
Re: Station 3 reservations
While I can "hold" a particular slot for you until the day of the event, I can only guarantee a slot when the payment is received. You may lose your reservation if someone makes a payment for it before you do.
Model
Laragh
Posts: 1395
Baltimore, Maryland, US
When it gets closer (and I get paid ha ha) I am thinking of booking a spot .... : )
Photographer
Tim Prendergast
Posts: 1213
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Dogbone Alt-Process wrote:
If the 6:00 p.m. block is open when you get around to reading this, I'd like to request that slot. you'll prob need that whole 50 min. slot for one exposure...
Photographer
Tim Prendergast
Posts: 1213
Baltimore, Maryland, US
CLT wrote:
Re: Station 3 reservations
While I can "hold" a particular slot for you until the day of the event, I can only guarantee a slot when the payment is received. You may lose your reservation if someone makes a payment for it before you do. I'll probably grab the 8pm slot... How do you want to handle $$?
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PK Brazil
Posts: 4265
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Tim Prendergast wrote:
you'll prob need that whole 50 min. slot for one exposure... l to the ol!
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CLT
Posts: 12979
Winchester, Virginia, US
Tim Prendergast wrote:
I'll probably grab the 8pm slot... How do you want to handle $$? Mail a check, or paypal. E-mailing you the info
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Dogbone Alt-Process
Posts: 1016
Llano, Texas, US
Dogbone Alt-Process wrote:
If the 6:00 p.m. block is open when you get around to reading this, I'd like to request that slot. Tim Prendergast wrote:
you'll prob need that whole 50 min. slot for one exposure... I was kind of hoping I would have enough time to do at least four or five shots, maybe even six with some pre-shoot practice.
PayPal on the way.
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Managing Light
Posts: 2678
Salem, Virginia, US
Dogbone Alt-Process wrote:
I was kind of hoping I would have enough time to do at least four or five shots, maybe even six with some pre-shoot practice. Wow! You're coming with an army of assistants, I presume?
Photographer
Dogbone Alt-Process
Posts: 1016
Llano, Texas, US
Managing Light wrote:
Wow! You're coming with an army of assistants, I presume? No army needed, just a camera, tripod, flashlight and a patient nude model.
I have the first three and have hopes at least one adventurous lady will want to try her hand at this technique.
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Managing Light
Posts: 2678
Salem, Virginia, US
Dogbone Alt-Process wrote:
No army needed, just a camera, tripod, flashlight and a patient nude model. Ah! I see. I had automatically thought of having to rearrange a lot of studio flashes between shots. I hope you'll share your results.
Photographer
Tim Prendergast
Posts: 1213
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Dogbone Alt-Process wrote:
No army needed, just a camera, tripod, flashlight and a patient nude model. patient is a slight understatement..... more like sedated.... or comatose.... lol.
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Dogbone Alt-Process
Posts: 1016
Llano, Texas, US
Tim Prendergast wrote:
patient is a slight understatement..... more like sedated.... or comatose.... lol. Patient is good enough for light painting.
Sedated or comatose is helpful for pinhole work, though.
I'm not crazy enough to try to combine the two.
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Moore Photo Graphix
Posts: 5288
Washington, District of Columbia, US
Tim Prendergast wrote:
patient is a slight understatement..... more like sedated.... or comatose.... lol. Dogbone Alt-Process wrote:
Patient is good enough for light painting.
Sedated or comatose is helpful for pinhole work, though.
I'm not crazy enough to try to combine the two. I don't shoot models are comatose. How are they supposed to deliver the expression you need. Unless, someone is assisting in their motions.
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Managing Light
Posts: 2678
Salem, Virginia, US
Moore Photo Graphix wrote:
I don't shoot models are comatose. How are they supposed to deliver the expression you need. Unless, someone is assisting in their motions. Might be useful for simulating deathbed shots.
Model
Laragh
Posts: 1395
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Moore Photo Graphix wrote:
Tim Prendergast wrote:
patient is a slight understatement..... more like sedated.... or comatose.... lol. I don't shoot models are comatose. How are they supposed to deliver the expression you need. Unless, someone is assisting in their motions. A good model should have no problem : )
Photographer
Moore Photo Graphix
Posts: 5288
Washington, District of Columbia, US
Anna Catherine wrote:
I think I shall try! I should be in Cali early December but could fly to DC that Thursday so I think it's a go Wow! That's impressive travel arrangements.
Photographer
CLT
Posts: 12979
Winchester, Virginia, US
I just added some speaker in the garage (station 3) that you can plug in your MP3 player into for music.
Photographer
Managing Light
Posts: 2678
Salem, Virginia, US
CLT wrote:
I just added some speaker in the garage (station 3) that you can plug in your MP3 player into for music. Cool!
You probably should tell us how we're supposed to interconnect the boxes - types of jacks, and so on. Is there an amplifier for the speakers or are we to bring our own?
Model
Anna Catherine
Posts: 573
New York, New York, US
Oh booked a flight to DC in December how lovely 
Photographer
CLT
Posts: 12979
Winchester, Virginia, US
Anna Catherine wrote:
Oh booked a flight to DC in December how lovely If you want, you can stay with me.
Photographer
CLT
Posts: 12979
Winchester, Virginia, US
Managing Light wrote:
Cool!
You probably should tell us how we're supposed to interconnect the boxes - types of jacks, and so on. Is there an amplifier for the speakers or are we to bring our own? standard headphone jack.
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...this sounds like so much fun
