Welcome to Ambient Photography!
We haven't been around much, but we are a lot more flexible now, so schedule a place and time for promos/live shots and we'd love to take some pictures for your band!
Myspace kills the quality of our pictures in the albums.
It's best to check out our Flickrs, so they look normal !
We update our Flickrs more often than this Myspace,
We mainly use this to schedule live shots/promos.
The Name | Ambient Photography derives from the photographic term, ambient light, meaning light completely surrounding a subject.
The Objective | Our objective is to use natural lighting (that is, light not provided by a flash, regardless of artificial lighting used indoors) enhanced by editing to make photographs beautiful and dramatic.
The Team | The Ambient Photography team is armed with aspiring photographers/photo editors, Sarah Peters and Allison Johnson.
The Equipment | Canon EOS 40D (28-133 Ultrasonic Lens), Canon Digital Rebel XTi EOS (28-105 USM Lens), (EF-S 18-55mm Lens), Adobe Photoshop CS4, and Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2
The Package | Photoshoots can be scheduled anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours. You can choose to preview any pictures directly from the camera. Following the photoshoot, we ask for about 2 to 3 hours to edit all photographs. Additionally, we can turn nearly every photograph into a banner or a flyer. If you are interested, let us know what picture and any suggestions you may have.
Fees? | We are mainly doing this for our own enjoyment, to get more experience, and to get known. We are not charging any money right now, but sometime in the future we will. For now, we do ask for you to put up our banner, or tell some friends about us.
Contact | Send us a MySpace message or IM one of us on AIM!
Thanks for stopping by!
We love you,
Allison & Sarah
*NOTE* The image quality on MySpace is very pixelated, meaning the appearance tends to look absolutely horrendous. We will send you files directly to e-mail (or other arrangements can be made) to ensure the best quality photographs.
