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Case Study — Laitram Machinery, USA

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  Case Study — Laitram Machinery, USA Prasenjeet Gautam Case Study — Laitram Machinery, USA Lobster Processing Plant | India Overview For most of my commercial photography assignments, one thing happens before I arrive at the location: Recce. I want to understand the location, study the environment, examine the machinery, look at the available light, understand the working conditions and visualise the photographs before the actual shoot begins. For me, there has always been a simple rule: No Recce, No Shoot. But my assignment for   Laitram Machinery, USA   was different. This was my first photography assignment for a food-processing plant—and specifically, a lobster-processing facility in India. The contract was finalised. The advance was received. The tickets were confirmed. The shoot dates were fixed. But there was one problem. There was no recce. And this time, there was no possibility of changing that. The Objective The objective was to create professional commercial ...
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Case Study- Jindal Steel & Power Limited

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  Case Study — Pressure with Pleasure JSPL | Jindal Steel & Power Limited | Angul, Odisha Overview Some commercial photography assignments are about getting the photograph. Others are about   finding the photograph that nobody else would think of taking. During one of my assignments for   JSPL (Jindal Steel & Power Limited)   in Odisha, I was asked to photograph a critical steel-making process involving the movement and collection of molten steel. The process was fascinating—but photographing it in a way that genuinely represented its scale, power, and intensity was the real challenge. And this is where the story became   Pressure with Pleasure . The Objective The objective was not simply to document the machinery. I wanted to create an image that communicated: the scale of the steel-making operation, the movement of molten steel, the intensity and energy of the process, and the industrial environment in a visually powerful way. For me, a technically cor...
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