For no doubt you’ve seen many of these movies without ever realizing Johnson was on screen. When you peruse the list below, which only includes some of them - you will be amazed. Even more surprising is these were almost all major Hollywood studio productions, some of them even classics. Most people assume that that was the extent of his career, and who can blame them? But the astounding reality is that Johnson had been in films for 20 years before he even met Wood. Most folks who know him at all are aware that Johnson was a Swedish wrestler who appears in a handful of Ed Wood films and other grade z horror movies. Today is the birthday of Tor Johnson. Since his birthday falls so conveniently during the Halloween season, I thought we’d devote a post to him in our month long series about classic horror we launched here. View Tor's past work for Hitachi Corporation at.

In the end we did find some beautiful greens, and we are looking forward to seeing the images in print. Seyama noted that a photo shoot is always a learning process in which the client and the photographer gradually come to understand each other.

I came up with some interesting techniques to light the tree in late evening with starlight, but that was nixed by the art director because it didn't really show the 'green' image they were looking for. They were designing covers for corporate sustainability and environmental reports, so the images had to have a 'green' feel. Over the years, Hitachi has photographed the tree from every angle and in every light they could find, so the challenge for us was to find something they hadn't seen yet. The tree and the park are actually owned by Damon Estates, but Hitachi supports the upkeep of the park, and retains photographic rights to the tree. Japanese tourists flock to the park by the busload to see the expansive park and take their photos in front of the iconic Hitachi tree. Hitachi has used this giant monkeypod tree in its advertisements since 1973, and it has become their corporate symbol, a bit like the Apple logo is for Macintosh computers. Hitachi Corporation is a large Japanese firm that is involved in everything from heavy equipment to electronics to nuclear power plants. Seyama of the film production company U International Corp, to shoot the 'Hitachi Tree' in Moanalua Gardens. We were recently asked by a long time client of mine, Mr.

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