Larry H. Miller Collision for Fender Bender Magazine
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01 Jul Larry H. Miller Collision for Fender Bender Magazine

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Had a small shoot for the July issue of Fender Bender Magazine. This was for their “Looks That Sell” section. The goal here was threefold, 1)to show the branding paint scheme, logo, and signage which can bee seen throughout the shop; 2)portrait of Ken Knoche, the manager who brought it all together before the shop opened; 3)shot of the painting area to highlight the fact that the shop use BASF waterborne paint.

Outdoor signage at Larry H. Miller Collision Center in Colorado Springs, CO.

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Outdoor signage at Larry H. Miller Collision Center in Colorado Springs, CO.

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The painting area was definitely my favorite. This may sound weird but, I was fascinated by how clean it was. Well, the entire shop was virtually spotless, but the painting bays were pristine. And the sci-fi geek in me loved how the guys looked in their protective gear in that bright white room.

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