For the past few months I have been liaising with the International Maritime Museum in Falmouth in regards to supplying them with photography - both corporate and internally. Today was the day when this plan was realised, and together we have come to an agreement: I will work for the museum as a photographer on a part-time, freelance basis voluntarily, supplying the museum with everything from staff portraits to promotional shots when I feel like it. In return I am free to supply and sell any of these images to the Falmouth Packet (the local newspaper) through the Cartel agency here at the university if they need them. I am very happy with this arrangement - it means the museum are able to bring me in whenever they (or whenever I am free) and in return I get experience and something good to put on my CV (and hopefully some money from the newspaper).
Today - as a sort of 'starter' shoot - I went to the museum to get some shots of them hanging some new boats in the museum's main hall. Below are the results. I shot with my Canon 450D and two speed lights.
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| Jake hulme hanging a GBR racing boat from the 2000 Sydney Olympics. |
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| Employees Elliot Holmen (left) Jake Hulme (Centre) and Mel Sharp pose above the museum's main hall. |
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| Jake rigs up the GBR boat as Elliot and Mel look on. |
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| Jake expertly controls the cherry-picker as he navigates across the museum floor. |
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