night club photos (NWS)

I know that this is a nightclub thread but with all of this talk about models, can anyone link some of your model type work and the specifics of it (pay, location, outfit changes, experiences etc.?)

Thanks

Hope all is well w/everyone. Some images from over the weekend. blah weekend

a few more

Some from the weekend:

These are the last photos of the Rehab pool parties that I will post from this location. We are moving the party somewhere else. It's a long story. Quite annoying actually:/

Enjoy!

Might as well:

Damn I wish we had some of those nitrogen canons around here.. It can get pretty sweaty sometimes!

You guys don't have them in any of your venues?

I mean, at $5K for a basic system, they're not that cheap, but for some clubs, it's a drop in the bucket.

$5K will get you a basic system to cover a small-ish room. This is just based on a rough quote I've heard the installer talking about. The bigger the system, the more costly it is. I'd say a big room system is north of $30K easily. Piping, control systems, etc...

My "home" venue (where the photo you saw was taken) has all three rooms, as well as the main room of the club next door, which the owner is landlord of, fed off of one humongous tank that stands over two stories tall. It's crazy when they fuel that beast every two months. This huge tanker truck pulls up and some guy in a protective suit hops out and pops a hatch on the side of the building and lets it rip. You think they were fueling an ICBM or something.

There's cheaper rigs that use CO2, but for some reason that strikes me as really stupid, considering what CO2 actually does.

Some shots from EOS Lounge last Saturday:

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pod_canon wrote in post #8280609
You guys don't have them in any of your venues?

I mean, at $5K for a basic system, they're not that cheap, but for some clubs, it's a drop in the bucket.

$5K will get you a basic system to cover a small-ish room. This is just based on a rough quote I've heard the installer talking about. The bigger the system, the more costly it is. I'd say a big room system is north of $30K easily. Piping, control systems, etc...

My "home" venue (where the photo you saw was taken) has all three rooms, as well as the main room of the club next door, which the owner is landlord of, fed off of one humongous tank that stands over two stories tall. It's crazy when they fuel that beast every two months. This huge tanker truck pulls up and some guy in a protective suit hops out and pops a hatch on the side of the building and lets it rip. You think they were fueling an ICBM or something.

There's cheaper rigs that use CO2, but for some reason that strikes me as really stupid, considering what CO2 actually does.

Well you gotta realize Santa Barbara's climate.. never gets above 90, never below 60. I mean that might be a *tad* exaggerated but really it's pretty close, so there really is no need for them, but it would be cool.

Mikefromearth wrote in post #8280742
Well you gotta realize Santa Barbara's climate.. never gets above 90, never below 60. I mean that might be a *tad* exaggerated but really it's pretty close, so there really is no need for them, but it would be cool.

At one venue, we have the nitrogen and the CO2. Those tanks weigh about 600lbs each

Things is, people get too happy with the trigger thus fogging up the place and ruining my photos

Twin Turbo wrote in post #8280757
At one venue, we have the nitrogen and the CO2. Those tanks weigh about 600lbs each

Things is, people get too happy with the trigger thus fogging up the place and ruining my photos

use it to your advantage... remember fog/smoke holds light and color better

No photos but if you would like to read what happened to our Rehab pool parties at the Mansion, then here's an article for you:

http://www.tampabay.co​m …events/article1​017190.ece

Nitrogen fog, properly lit, can be used to great effect.

pod_canon wrote in post #8281000
Nitrogen fog, properly lit, can be used to great effect.

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What is he holding? Looks like seaweed