



Working for a studio, means getting to work with studio lighting, and equipment, and we love it that way. It’s pretty controlled, and we know how we can use that to get the best out of any person’s complexion, and making them look their best. We had the wonderful chance, to climb out of our comfort zone some, and were invited to go and photograph the fire drills that we’re to be held at Ekhuruleni Fire Department, of the new recruits.
It was explained to us, that the fire has a mind of its own, and at varies so much, that at one moment, the fire’s intensity, would make it very bright, and could blow out of your screen if not controlled, and the next, it could be very dark and contrasty.
We enjoyed it so much, and what a thrill. Their drills are very constructed, and we learned so much about how they go about to drown a fire. It was an evening to remember, and it made for great photographs. ISO, is kept quite low, and when the fire is going strong, quite high shutter speeds can be obtained, so if you have a steady hand, you have a lesser chance of blur. We appreciated them accommodating us so much, and we’d like to thank the firemen- and recruits of Ekhuruleni Fire Department, for their patience and giving us that chance.
Yolandi Jacobsz
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