PHYSICAL SCIENCES SHOT LIST
Below are sample shot lists often requested by clients focused on the natural world and the physical sciences. These include educational and academic publishers, science media outlets, museums, environmental organizations, research institutions, and teams producing content on meteorology, physics, chemistry, habitats, climate, geology, and astronomy.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Chemistry: reactions in a studio setting (basic reactions as found in typical HS or 1st year college textbooks)
Physics: basic lab setups depicting concepts in motion, optics, thermodynamics, magnetism (appropriate for HS and college textbooks)
Electronics: basic components in studio setups (motors, diodes, capacitors, switches, transistors, etc.)
Thermometers: medical / cooking / weather (all types and sizes in all situations and studio shots)
Meteorological equipment: weather stations with all equipment shown, and individually barometers, thermometers, hydrometers, etc.
Augmented reality (real world environment mixed with virtual reality overlays / HUDs for personal use)
Depletion of oil, one drop out of a gas nozzle, out of a barrel
Depletion of water, conceptual shots, drops from faucets, drops falling onto parched earth
Eco-tourism
Energy conservation; lowering thermostat, hands turning off light switches, energy efficient lights in use, CF, LED and any newer technology
Energy-efficient appliances
Farmers’ markets and Organic markets, emphasizing organic, non-GMO, cage free, ethical, or biodynamic practices/produce
Biodiesel, ethanol, and other types of renewable fuel production
"Clean" coal, scrubbers, anything else to illustrate this
Genetically modified fields of crops, and product shots of GM crops
Gold mining
Fracking, fracking equipment, fracking protest
Tar sands, Canadian oil, Keystone pipeline
Thermal pumps / heat-sink technology (household or commercial buildings)
Organic farming, sustainable agriculture, ELISA, and Biodynamic farming
Overheated people
People littering, conceptual and straight pictures
Plastic bottled water, the volume and abuse of
Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Recycling: modern, including electronics, tires, and other unusual items
New products made from recycled materials.
Solid waste management, especially the newest methods and equipment
Water treatment and testing, newest equipment and methods.
Artificial sweeteners - packaged and raw crystals
Drones / robotics - personal / commercial / governmenta
VIDEO
Plant and animal mitosis
Gravity demonstrations
Surface tension (water strider, Basilisk lizard, water droplets, etc.)
Solar, lunar eclipse, other illustrations of planetary motion
Sleep research sequences of sleepers
Oceanographic research, particularly deep-sea
Clear pot on burner; demo water boiling
Chemical reactions of all kinds
Rocket Launches
Laboratory procedures - pipetting / petri dish / etc.
Electronics manufacturing
Pharmaceutical manufacturing
Meteorologists / weather stations / weather research / weather radar
