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12 images here. All images \u00a9 John Lacy, Proshooter.com. All Rights Reserved.<\/p>\n In the summer of 2021 I was asked to photograph 6 different fire stations by 4 completely different clients. One of our architectural clients hired me to shoot a dozen completed projects over the course of a year which included several police and fire stations. Another client asked us to shoot a newly installed fountain walk adjacent to a fire station that incorporated their brick products. Turns out that firehouse was also designed by the architects I was already working for, but had photographed prior to hiring me. While arranging to shoot the fountain & garden the Fire Chief asked to hire me to make a new photo of the firehouse more to his liking. Then out of the blue a contractor contacted and hired me to photograph another fire station they had just completed. I learned quite a bit about the design and operation of a fire house that summer.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n [vc_row][vc_column] <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/photography-for-architects.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/11\/210917B_Proshootercom_11.jpg\")
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