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History…. short and sweet. 2005... Hartson Photography celebrated 20 years in the biz ! |
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| 1932 NE 92nd Street Seattle, Washington 98115-3255 206 . 525 . 8514 Steve -at- |
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About Us... Today. 2003... Hartson Photography re-organized and alongside commercial and portrait work we began offering industrial and construction photo-documentation photography services. Hartson Photography has since positioned itself as a regional multi-disciplined photographic service provider- and uses a realistic approach to product cost. Traditional film or digital imaging, Hartson Photography stands ready for your project requirements. 1) Commercial and Portrait Photo Services Products can be delivered many ways.. via web, FTP, DVD, CD, or jump drive. ___________________________________________ Owner Biography... (The long version for all you inquiring types) Eight years later (in 1985) now a new graduate with honors from Bellevue Community College ( AA degree in Bio-Medical Photography and extended study in scientific imaging techniques), Steve soon began work as a commercial photographer with The Boeing Company. Hartson Photography also followed Steve into Seattle and operated from a shared studio space in Seattle's Capitol Hill district. For the next 10 years, Steve enjoyed both an active studio life and all the daytime Boeing duties... further honing his portrait and commercial photography skills. Steve also mastered 8x10 Polaroid Transfers and many prints were selected for shows in regional galleries. By 1997, the Polaroid Corporation organized a national travelling exibit (with Polaroid Transfers) and Steve's 8x10-inch 'Bucket of Fish' was selected from over 400 entries.. to represent Seattle's part with the program... nice. Between the day work at Boeing, galleries, and studio night work - Steve was busy! By 1993 much had been accomplished. Thousands of photos... for hundreds of projects later. During that time, the Boeing photo staff began using Nikon / Kodak digital photo systems for primary image gathering. The new digital medium rapidly proliferated within engineering documentation offices, and Steve (now working full time with the scientific photography group) became highly practiced with digital still and video techniques within Boeing structural and materials test labs. The new digital media also spawned the advent of a digital archive / filing system -a group effort- for Boeing Structures Lab. Steve worked with the lab's computing and engineering staff in the development of a marvelous online recordkeeping system (compatable with both PC and MAC computer systems). All seemed ok up to 2003: Then Boeing downsized... again. Today, Steve has collected many well-rounded and time-tested photography skills with 30 years of uninterrupted professional photo experience. Steve still holds his trademark easy-going 'can-do' style working 'the new' Hartson Photography business.. and it shines with new services. What could be better? Let's work our success together!
Whoa, and you actually read this far? - Thanks ! |
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