Theater Rehearsal Photo Project
Posted by Craig | Filed under photography, theater
Over the past month I had the honor of being invited in to document the rehearsals of several Minneapolis theater companies. The goal was to produce a photo gallery showing the often unseen rehearsal process for Minnesota Playlist, an online performing arts magazine.
Below are a few photos, but you can check them all out here. You might even see a photo of yours truly at the bottom of the page.
Thanks to everyone who welcomed me in and gave unrestricted access to what is usually a fairly private process.
All photos copyright Craig VanDerSchaegen 2008.
Tags: minneapolis, Minnesota Playlist, rehearsal, theater, theatre
Minnesota Fall Colors
Posted by Craig | Filed under photography
I went out last month with my dad to take some pictures of fall colors. I’m horrible at taking landscapes, so I used my 70-200mm lens and focused on the details.
Tags: autumn, colors, fall, leaves, minnesota, mn
Fringe Festival 2007
Posted by Craig | Filed under live theater, photography
This year I was not only a photographer for the Fringe Festival, but I was also the web developer. Working on the website was pretty stressful and I wasn’t sure how much time I’d be able to dedicate to photography. Fortunately, not having a full time job gave me lots of free time and pulling double duty wasn’t as bad as I imagined it would be.
I put together a slideshow of some of my favorite images from the festival. All of the shots (except one lobby shot) were taken during live performances and most were taken with my Canon 5D
35W Collapse – The Day After
Posted by Craig | Filed under photography, slideshows
I went down the see if I could get some shots of the bridge collapse the day after it happened. Unfortunately, I couldn’t get anywhere near it, but I did find a spot where all of the media was gathered.
I hung out for an hour or so and decided to take photos of the media and the Minneapolis police that were keeping things under control.
There was one spot where I could get a view of the bridge with my 200mm lens and one of the news guys brought me up so I could take a couple photos. I guess the big, white Canon lens made me look official. I also met a photographer from Getty Images who was there with a 600mm lens.
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