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I've included this blurb about myself for two reasons.
First, customers ask for this information. Second, it may help you to feel
more comfortable working with me if you know my background.
QUESTION: How long have you been doing this and is this your full time job or do you have other things you do?
ANSWER. I have been taking photos and developing and printing photos since 1961. Started out in the U.S. Army taking photos with a secret camera disguised as a pack of Lucky Strike cigarettes. When the Berlin Wall was constructed by the Russians, the Army assigned me to work in that area. My work took me into East Germany and other Communist countries, and an organization contacted me to keep my eyes open and take photos of anything of interest. Washington, DC wanted the photos to be secure, so they provided me with the equipment to process and print the photos. This was so that no one but me would view the photos. I then turned the resulting prints and other information over to the crypto guys and the crypto guys forwarded the materials to Washington, DC.
Shooting, developing, and printing photos became a part of my life. When I'm not doing it, I miss it.
After I got out of the Army, I shot families, kids, dogs, cats, and so forth up to the point when Walmart arrived with their 75 prints for 4 dollars. I shot weddings for a while, and there is a lot of money to be made shooting weddings, but found them to be too stressful.
Since I could not compete with Walmart's prices, I started to specialize in whatever Walmart would not do.
I have been shooting women in negligees and so forth for over twenty-five years.
This has never been a full-time job. I actually have several part-time jobs. I like it better like that.
For about 35 years (~1966-2001), I worked on the production crew for the Mr. Rogers Neighborhood show. I worked on the first show, the last show, and most of the ones in between. Mostly recording, shooting and editing. I still work on television productions.
For about eight years (~1972-1979), I worked on the National Geographic wildlife shows, on the very first wildlife shows that National Geographic funded. We had film crews that shot on location (e.g., Siberia, Amazon River, Antarctica, Africa) and brought back the film. I transferred the film to tape and edited the programs. That lasted for about eight years.
For about twenty-eight years (~1982-present), I've been the President of the Theatrical Stage Employees for the Pittsburgh area (everything within 100 miles of Pittsburgh). Elected in 1982 and re-elected as Business Agent or President every three years since then. We are currently negotiating contracts with CBS, PBS, and The Meadows Race Track.
My son and I have a stone quarry, and we go there and cut stone (mostly sledgehammers and wedges and a lot of hard hand work). I only do this for three hours a day, but not during the winter because the stone is frozen and does not split properly. Good outdoor exercise.
My son and I buy and sell real estate. We have several houses, and about a dozen pieces of vacant land.
If you have questions, please email them to me at Photos@salsgiver.com or call me at 724-316-2007 and I will try to answer them. If you have dial-up, you may have to copy and paste my email address to your email application. Unless you state otherwise, I may include your new question in this document (anonymously).
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Wishing you well,
Bill Moore,
Soft Images, Inc
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To set up an appointment, or if you have questions or comments about Photography, Videography, or this website, feel free to contact me.
Contact Information:
E-mail:
photos@salsgiver.com
Telephone:
724-316-2007
Postal address:
Soft Images, Inc
326 Edgewood Drive
Cabot, PA 16023
____________________
Prices are in effect until December 30, 2010
Copyright © 2010 Soft Images, Inc
Last modified: 07/06/2010
QUESTION: How long have you been doing this and is this your full time job or do you have other things you do?
ANSWER. I have been taking photos and developing and printing photos since 1961. Started out in the U.S. Army taking photos with a secret camera disguised as a pack of Lucky Strike cigarettes. When the Berlin Wall was constructed by the Russians, the Army assigned me to work in that area. My work took me into East Germany and other Communist countries, and an organization contacted me to keep my eyes open and take photos of anything of interest. Washington, DC wanted the photos to be secure, so they provided me with the equipment to process and print the photos. This was so that no one but me would view the photos. I then turned the resulting prints and other information over to the crypto guys and the crypto guys forwarded the materials to Washington, DC.
Shooting, developing, and printing photos became a part of my life. When I'm not doing it, I miss it.
After I got out of the Army, I shot families, kids, dogs, cats, and so forth up to the point when Walmart arrived with their 75 prints for 4 dollars. I shot weddings for a while, and there is a lot of money to be made shooting weddings, but found them to be too stressful.
Since I could not compete with Walmart's prices, I started to specialize in whatever Walmart would not do.
I have been shooting women in negligees and so forth for over twenty-five years.
This has never been a full-time job. I actually have several part-time jobs. I like it better like that.
For about 35 years (~1966-2001), I worked on the production crew for the Mr. Rogers Neighborhood show. I worked on the first show, the last show, and most of the ones in between. Mostly recording, shooting and editing. I still work on television productions.
For about eight years (~1972-1979), I worked on the National Geographic wildlife shows, on the very first wildlife shows that National Geographic funded. We had film crews that shot on location (e.g., Siberia, Amazon River, Antarctica, Africa) and brought back the film. I transferred the film to tape and edited the programs. That lasted for about eight years.
For about twenty-eight years (~1982-present), I've been the President of the Theatrical Stage Employees for the Pittsburgh area (everything within 100 miles of Pittsburgh). Elected in 1982 and re-elected as Business Agent or President every three years since then. We are currently negotiating contracts with CBS, PBS, and The Meadows Race Track.
My son and I have a stone quarry, and we go there and cut stone (mostly sledgehammers and wedges and a lot of hard hand work). I only do this for three hours a day, but not during the winter because the stone is frozen and does not split properly. Good outdoor exercise.
My son and I buy and sell real estate. We have several houses, and about a dozen pieces of vacant land.
If you have questions, please email them to me at Photos@salsgiver.com or call me at 724-316-2007 and I will try to answer them. If you have dial-up, you may have to copy and paste my email address to your email application. Unless you state otherwise, I may include your new question in this document (anonymously).
____________________
Wishing you well,
Bill Moore,
Soft Images, Inc
____________________
To set up an appointment, or if you have questions or comments about Photography, Videography, or this website, feel free to contact me.
Contact Information:
E-mail:
photos@salsgiver.com
Telephone:
724-316-2007
Postal address:
Soft Images, Inc
326 Edgewood Drive
Cabot, PA 16023
____________________
Prices are in effect until December 30, 2010
Copyright © 2010 Soft Images, Inc
Last modified: 07/06/2010
About Bill Moore.
