Sha-Lynne wrote:
Photobangbang:  Low rates, accomodating management
http://www.photobangbang.com

Vegas Vision Studio, sponsors several meetup.com groups:
http://www.vegasvisionstudios.com/

Ace Studio can be rented 24/7
http://www.acephotographystudiorental.c … tudio.html

Skin City:  Low rates but studio is small
http://skincitybodypainting.com/blog/st … -district/

bCreative:
http://lasvegasstudiorental.com/

Fairly large studio with fairly low rates, student discounts available:
http://vegasphotostudiorentals.com/

Thanks for posting this....

I am traveling to Vegas on the first of March.

Would you possibly have a list of make up artists?

CK Studios wrote:
Would you possibly have a list of make up artists?

http://tinyurl.com/lv-mua

SayCheeZ!  wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/lv-mua

I'm headed back to Vegas in April, and both Sha's list and your list will certainly come in handy.

Thank you for posting this, both of you.

D M E C K E R T wrote:
omg...this thread is amazingly dead.

we should have some sort of...thing...to pep it up. it used to be on the front page all the time. some sort of thing organized by someone who isn't me. someplace interesting, but not someplace far away. lol

Yup - I've been doing meetup.com stuff lately, which has been fun.


On a side note - anyone been watching that ad on CL gigs? "inventory photographer needed" it's been like 13 goddamn weeks, and you still haven't found someone? lol.

D M E C K E R T wrote:
today's 8.5 hour gig in the sun (soccer league) makes me want to shoot mirrorless starting about 12 hours ago.

L2Tripod, noob.

-JAY- wrote:

L2Tripod, noob.

a tripod would've made me want to take up accounting rather than a mirrorless camera.

-JAY- wrote:
On a side note - anyone been watching that ad on CL gigs? "inventory photographer needed" it's been like 13 goddamn weeks, and you still haven't found someone? lol.

It's not a legitimate ad. There are different versions of it but basically they are running the ad to get responses to build a database. You respond and up goes your spam on camera gear, photo classes, etc.

-JAY- wrote:

BLM Public Land last I knew.

BLM does not mean public nor free for photo shoots. You have to have a permit on any BLM land for a shoot which you get paid for. That makes it a "commercial" shoot. Good luck explaining to a BLM ranger that you are doing a "hobby" shoot when you are there with 3 models and a hair and makeup team.

I steer clear of that lakebed for the most part and go further south to the one at Stateline. Same deal there though.

-The Dave- wrote:
Married my favorite model yesterday!  Life is good...

HEY HEY! Congrats my friend!