Commercial Industrial & Advertising Photography Dallas Texas | Kevin Brown

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SERVICE KING COLLISION REPAIR

DECEMBER 4, 2018

Today was a busy day, covering a lot of ground at several Service King locations. The shoot was a mix of architectural photography in McKinney and The Colony and shooting industrial portraits in Little Elm and Lake Worth.

The architectural shots were made with a Nikon D5 and a Nikkor 24mm PC lens. All portraits were shot with a Nikon D5 and a Nikkor 105mm f1.4 lens, shooting at f2. Lighting was a combination of natural light supplemented with one of the new Profoto B10s. An amazing light in a small, portable package. As always, I used a CamRanger Mini and streamed via wifi to an iPad Pro that I handed off to the client so they could see images nice and big and in realtime.

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