We’re Not Really Here
Wednesday, January 24, 2007 Concept/Objective:
The objective was to photograph a defense analyist in a classified location, the National Defense University, in their lobby. I didn’t want to overcomplicate the shot, so I used just a single light, with a missle behind her, and more importantly, the large glass walls, which was supposed to illustrate a transition of “transparency” of her work, and that of the type of work she does.
Posted by John Harrington on 01/24
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I was hired by the client to document all the goings-on during the interviews of the report co-chairs.
I was hired by the client to document all the goings-on during the interviews of the report co-chairs.
The Governor was visiting the client’s offices, and the client wanted us on hand to document his walk-through an briefing about their work-from-home approach for their employees.
The objective was to cover the speech by the Secretary of Health and Human Services to a group of business leaders, during a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building.
