June 02, 2005
bag factory
A two or three person, one room totebag factory in Portland, ME. From what I could tell, they take old ship sails, cut them apart, add rope and then re-sew the pieces into NPR-style tote bags.
A few seconds later I moved to those windows on the left to get a different angle on the bobbins and Houser shot me
. I like this angle more because of the light streaming in from those windows, the bags, and the pile of sails on the right.
Portland, ME
1/30th second @ f/3.5 - 400 ISO
Canon 350D/Canon EF-S 18–55mm
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Comments
I love seeing shots like Houser's and then seeing what the photographer actually took -- the light in this is beautiful. . I love the organized chaos. =)
Posted by: myla | June 2, 2005 12:24 AM
Hi Brad, My name is Naomi And i work at Luna cafe. I really like your photo style and was wondering if you do weddings.I'm getting married in September of this year. I am looking for someone with an artistic style. Let me know if you are interested. Thanks Naomi
Posted by: Naomi Zittlow | June 2, 2005 09:44 PM