Plain view. The same page with the design removed, so you
can read it or select the whole thing and paste it somewhere. Every
photograph keeps a line under it saying what is in it. Use the gate shift,
top right, to go back.
Machine-readable copy: this page as .md
· llms.txt
You found Navigator. This is my site the way it would have
looked in 1996: same pages, same words, same photographs. But just in the
way I remember being introduced to the internet. Memories! Shift into any
gear, top right, to come back to present.
Pick your business, where the photos will run and how long the day is. You get a shot list to hand any photographer, and what to have ready on site.
Your day
It goes at the top of the list.
Leave it blank if it's not set.
Anything I'd miss. One per line. They go on as Must have.
Your shot list
Click a tag to move a line between Must have and Nice to have.
Nothing is saved. Copy or print before you close the page.
What's a content day?
A day or half a day where a photographer comes in and photographs what your marketing needs. I do this every month for a few local companies, where I come in and shoot whatever their marketing needs, and I pitch in on the marketing side too.
Should I list every shot?
No. Keep Must have for the few you can't miss and move the rest to Nice to have. A photographer covers the general flow of the day without being told.
When should I send it?
As early as you can, with the schedule. I'd rather know before I'm on site.
Does it save what I type?
No. Nothing is sent until you press Send to Stan, and closing the page clears it.
Who owns the photos?
You do. I keep the right to show them in my portfolio, and if you need a time limit or exclusivity on that, tell me and we'll work it out. More in usage rights explained.
