photojojo: If you wanted to take someone’s picture, you wouldn’t do it with your camera hanging out of a moving car, but that’s exactly how Johnny Tergo, takes his. To accomplish this, he built a custom camera mount and lighting setup in the passenger seat of his truck. He writes: What I’ve tried to do is bring the studio lighting aspect to everyday real life on the streets. These Portraits Bring the Professional Studio to the Street via Wired brilliant!
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photojojo: If you wanted to take someone’s picture, you wouldn’t do it with your camera hanging out of a moving car, but that’s exactly how Johnny Tergo, takes his. To accomplish this, he built a custom camera mount and lighting setup in the passenger seat of his truck. He writes: What I’ve tried to do is bring the studio lighting aspect to everyday real life on the streets. These Portraits Bring the Professional Studio to the Street via Wired brilliant!
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photojojo: If you wanted to take someone’s picture, you wouldn’t do it with your camera hanging out of a moving car, but that’s exactly how Johnny Tergo, takes his. To accomplish this, he built a custom camera mount and lighting setup in the passenger seat of his truck. He writes: What I’ve tried to do is bring the studio lighting aspect to everyday real life on the streets. These Portraits Bring the Professional Studio to the Street via Wired brilliant!
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photojojo:

If you wanted to take someone’s picture, you wouldn’t do it with your camera hanging out of a moving car, but that’s exactly how Johnny Tergo, takes his.

To accomplish this, he built a custom camera mount and lighting setup in the passenger seat of his truck. He writes:

What I’ve tried to do is bring the studio lighting aspect to everyday real life on the streets.

These Portraits Bring the Professional Studio to the Street

via Wired

brilliant!

Q:Hey, I saw your post on someone's tumblr that you had gotten a full scholarship to WashU, I hope it's not rude of me to ask which one? I'm crazy about that school, but personally the tuition is steep so I'm trying to figure out a way to pay. Thanks (:

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oh hey!
Sorry for the late reply, WashU can be very stressful and tiring (keep that in mind if you consider coming here).
Anyways, my scholarship is part of a 1-year exchange program for Students from the Middle East and South Asia, funded by the U.S. Department of State. So it’s not a 4-year-thingie (: