How I Take Photographs

Vaughn McMillan · Jul 15, 2011

I thought I'd show you all my simple homemade photography setup. (With a tip o' the hat to Neal Addy.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKpxd8hzOcQ&feature=player_embedded

Bob Gibson · Jul 15, 2011

That's really cool :thumb:

Tony Falotico · Jul 15, 2011

Some people have way too much spare time!!

Mike Stafford · Jul 15, 2011

I always enjoy seeing these Rube Goldberg chain reaction setups. The level of creativity and the amount of work that goes into preparing them is always amazing to me.

Sometimes it seems to me that taking pictures is almost that much work when you have to drag out the photo booth, lights, set it all up and then take a bunch of pictures which you have to sort through, modify and crop etc. to get one good one.

But, hey, you have to do all this to be a woodturner, right?

Art Mulder · Jul 15, 2011

It's not the same without the soundtrack... though I like the "okgo" reference they snuck in!

Jonathan Shively · Jul 15, 2011

That was amazing! :headbang:

Thanks for sharing that Vaughn! :thumb:

I cannot imagine the time spent to set that all up.

larry merlau · Jul 15, 2011

his assistant looked nice too

the photographers have way to much fun at there job

Rob Keeble · Jul 15, 2011

Thanks Vaughn the creativity there is amazing. :thumb:

Ken Cook · Jul 15, 2011

reminds me of the path I have to take around the Mrs come new tool time

Steve Southwood · Jul 15, 2011

I never knew Ned had that much equipment

Dave Hawksford · Jul 15, 2011

That was cool !

Tom Baugues · Jul 15, 2011

I have alot of that same equipment and I sure cant afford to be knocking it around like that. :rofl:

Very cool though. I love watching those things. :thumb:

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