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JOSEPH BISHOP - Photographer/Artist
Profile Information
- Full Name
- Joseph Bishop
- Business Name
- JOSEPH BISHOP, Photographer/Artist
- Fire Photography Affiliation
- International Fire Photographers Association (IFPA/IOFP)
- Fire Photography Services
- Incident Photography, Training Photography, Fire Department Photography, Evidence Photography, Commercial Photography, Insurance Photography, Fire Photography Consulting, Graphic Services, Illustrations & Artwork
- Fire Photography Insurance Coverage
- General Liability, Malpractice, Equipment Coverage, Health Coverage
- Contact Information
- Joseph Bishop
P.O. Box 13461
Las Vegas, NV 89112-1461
e-mail: joe@iq.am
Cell: 702/785-3897
Ofc.:702/456-5748
- Fire Service Affiliations
- Clark County Fire Department
Las Vegas Fire & Rescue
North Las Vegas Fire Department
Nevada Task Force 1
- Primary Website
- http://www.firedailynews.com
- Additional Website
- http://www.firereference.com
- Additional Website
- http://www.firephotograpy.com
- Fire Photography Experience
- For the last five years Joe has been providing photo documentation to Clark County Fire Dept., Las Vegas Fire & Rescue and North Las Vegas Fire Dept. Joe has photographed numerous fire related incidents, vehicle accidents, community events, and special ceremonies and had his work publish in numerous fire related websites, magazines, electronic news editions, training power point presentations and hung in several Fire Stations and Training Facilities. As a result of his persistence and professionalism, Joe has received special authorization to enter the fire ground of the largest Fire Department in the State of Nevada, and been invited by the FEMA Urban Search and Rescue team, Nevada Task Force 1, to provide digital photographic documentation of the NVTF-1 exercises, drills and deployments. In addition, Joe provides digital photographic orientation to the NVTF-1 Team Members which provides them with the necessary basic skills and knowledge should they need to take photos in his absence.
- Other Professional Experience
- As an Artist and Illustrator, Joe produced many types of images, both commercially and in private commissions. In 1978 he began applying these skills to photography while in the Law Enforcement field, and as an Investigator in the private sector in 1997.
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Why Photograph Fire Training?
One of the areas of the Fire Service that many Fire Photographers shy away from is Training. What could be more boring, more predictable, less challenging?
Let's look at it in the proper prospective. When you arrive on scene at an incident your looking for images that tell the story of what's going on; your looking for the best composition; your searching for the best lighting effects; your hoping for that artistic shot to be able to show your stuff; your adrenalin is flowing trying to be there… Continue
Let's look at it in the proper prospective. When you arrive on scene at an incident your looking for images that tell the story of what's going on; your looking for the best composition; your searching for the best lighting effects; your hoping for that artistic shot to be able to show your stuff; your adrenalin is flowing trying to be there… Continue
Posted on April 15, 2009 at 6:30am — 1 Comment
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