The Fire Truck Attraction
Friday, February 8th, 2008 Posted in Location Photography | No Comments »Why is it that boys always love fire trucks. Even today, I’m drawn to the big shining red bahemoths.
I was recently given an assignment for Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company to shoot a local presentation of a grant to the Arrington Volunteer Fire Department. While this could have been a drab “grip and grin” assignment the guys at the department were more than amiable to allow me to shoot some fun stuff with them.
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Thank to the guys at the Arrington Volunteer Fire Department.
– Kyle Dreier
Running (and shooting) the Streets of NYC
Tuesday, December 4th, 2007 Posted in Location Photography | No Comments »Well, I was there … catching the action of the 2007 ING NYC Marathon. What a fun time! I shot from sun-up to sun-down … actually before sun-up and after sun-down.
What a day. I walked about 6 to 8 miles and captured many aspects along the route. Thanks to the subway system that allowed me to walk then jump ahead 5 or so miles at a time then emerge from the subway for a new view. I was on Staton Island, Brooklyn, Queens and finally at Central Park.
I was there on assignment for the Tug McGraw Foundation. See my link below to look at the results from the entire shoot.
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There’s much more to this story. The Tug McGraw Foundation raised over $250k for brain cancer research. I was privileged to be a part of their weekend and team. See the entire shoot here.
- Kyle