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Re: Casenutty 1660 calendar picture


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Posted by Case Nutty 1660 on September 16, 2020 at 05:30:55 from (75.127.27.51):

In Reply to: Re: Casenutty 1660 calendar picture posted by kcm.MN on September 15, 2020 at 21:18:01:

Yes that is a cover pic for this year,, Mark does a Excellent Job on them, he has asked me a few times for cover pics as well as others when he is not getting what he wants for that year, I have sent these to friends around the World,, so I always tell mark he is World Famous!! I added a few shots of a couple different shots I set up for him that year,, I can also grab the calendar with the final shots later and post, I enjoied doing it but it was a lot more work than one would think and time consuming to get things in teh right place to make them look right but I think we hit the mark we went for,, I used my DC and Duncan with the man basket on it that year to get the height I wanted for the shot,, my feet were over 30 feet in the air,,


these are test shots that did not do what i wanted so rearrange and try again is my motto


these give a idea how high up the Duncan can go


getting closer here


The final approved work and a few others I grabbed,, in 2012 when I took the first shots it was so dry there was not much grass green so I took a couple spots that was and added it to the rest of the pic,, that was the only enhancement's though I used other than Marks printer added the color banner to the final product, I ended up snapping over 500 pics to get things like I wanted for the two shots,, I know a good number of the people with pics in these and they too put a lot of effort in the shots and I think it really makes a great calendar


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