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A home, business, toll gate, and photography studio, this historic building has been rebuilt and reimagined many times during its tenure on the rim of Grand Canyon. From humble beginnings, Kolb Studio grew and changed with the family who called it home.

In 1901, Ellsworth Kolb arrived at the rim of Grand Canyon by train. By October 1902, he had persuaded his brother Emery to join him. A year later, the brothers established their photography business near Bright Angel Trailhead after receiving permission from Ralph Cameron, who at the time owned Bright Angel Trail. They camped out in a small tent on the canyon rim before building a small wooden house in 1906, which they called Kolb Studio.

Over the next 12 years, the Kolb brothers established themselves as both photographers and adventurers. From capturing unorthodox photos of hard-to-reach areas of the canyon to documenting their 101 days running the Colorado River on film with a motion-picture camera, Ellsworth and Emery revealed images that few had dreamed of. Selling their images in leather-bound books for three dollars each and touring the country to present their film lecture series, the Kolb brothers made a name for themselves and opened the eyes of a nation to this wonder of the world.

For decades, the Kolb brothers continued to make a living out of Kolb Studio on Grand Canyon's South Rim. Later in life, when their contractual agreements with the park ended, the National Park Service actually wanted to demolish this studio in the 1960s. The architecture wasn't quite in line with the style and theme of other buildings in the park. After several years of quibbling between Emery and the agency, the structure was saved when Congress passed the National Historic Preservation Act in 1966, legislation that effectively protected park structures over 50 years old from being destroyed.

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6. Required support via memorandum of agreement to isolated organizations from other branches of the DoD which have no organic support. Memorandums of agreement should include unit monetary reimbursement for any requirements involving unique photographic equipment, all expendable photo supplies, etc.

The 82nd Training Wing Public Affairs Office photo studio provides portrait support IAW Attachment 5 of AFI 35-109, VISUAL INFORMATION. The photo studio also supports application processes for special duty assignments IAW AFI 36-2002, Regular Air Force and Special Category Accessions, applications for special programs or specialized units, and all requirements in AFI 36-2805, Special Trophies and Awards.

Each studio customer is responsible for preparing his or her uniform to comply with AFI 36-2903, Dress and Appearance. If you need to change at the studio, please set aside an allotted amount of time prior to your scheduled appointment time.

Personnel must provide the required Award or Special Duty Package requirements, such as photograph size, pose, digital only or number of prints, etc., and notify the photographer of the requirements prior to the appointment time. Photos for personal use are strictly prohibited.

For group or on-location photos, please fill out the Multimedia Work Order (items 1-24) and email it to 377abw.pa@us.af.mil. NOTE: If you see a blank document, download the file and open in the Save Folder location.

"What a great experience from making the appt to getting my photo taken. Very professional staff that went above and beyond every step of the way. The photo studio customer service was the best I have experienced in 21 years of service. Thank you for your time...the best of the best!"

- K. Brown

I do a lot of furniture design and product design. The best I've been able to do is just quick model a room and then cut holes in it and use rectangular lights to get something that sort of looks like studio lighting. But I would love to find a HDRI file and settings that look good so I can render and design as I go. The built room and rectangular lights tend to get in the way as I'm designing.

If Your studio gets in the way when You model, enclose it in a group and put on dedicated layer.. then turn that layer off.. but it will make light dissapear.. if You enclose Your studio inside of a component You can RMB > Save As... And later import it when You start new project..

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The 23rd Wing supports the following requests for official photos:

- Chain-of-command photos for leadership at the squadron-level and above (commander, deputy/vice commander, senior enlisted leader, and first sergeant).

- Award photos for winners at group-level and above.

- Photos required due to mobility (PCS, Deployment, etc.). Passports for deployments falls under this category; customers must bring a valid Air Force Form 833 Multimedia Request form to receive support. Requestor information MUST be completed by the individual's Unit Deployment Manager, or the passport office. The individual requiring the passport/visa photos will be the accepter.

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Electronic copies of official photos will be emailed to all requestors. Requestors requiring a printed copy should confirm the size prior to their appointment and provide written justification of the requirement.

Not all print requests will be accepted -- resources are limited, so prints cannot be guaranteed.

Customer's Responsibilities

All studio appointments must ensure their uniform is ready and serviceable before their appointment. If the uniform is not ready by the scheduled time, you will be forced to reschedule for another day and time. It is your responsibility to ensure your uniform, badges, ribbons, devices and accessories meet or exceed your military service requirements, standards or instructions.

I dreamt of a space that would exude professionalism, fostering creativity and excitement for my clients. I held that dream firm in my mind, worked hard, and rocked out many photo shoots in my guest bedroom studio. Eventually, I was able to lease a studio of my own. I remember that day when I first got the keys. It was a small but mighty space. After that, I moved on and leased two other photo studios, each bigger, nicer, and more perfectly suited for my needs than the last. It was wonderful to have a space filled with gear where I could work, create, and host photoshoots and meetings in, but there were also some drawbacks. Long-term leases proved expensive, with escalating rent and additional expenses like internet and electricity. On top of that, I also felt a little limited.

Traveling for photoshoots was becoming more and more necessary for my photography work. I found myself booking shoots in places like Los Angeles, New York, and Nashville. My photo work was no longer restricted to my hometown.

As I started to book these shoots in other cities, I did some research about studio rentals, hoping to find a person that I could connect with to borrow their studio for a day or two. To my own luck and surprise, I stumbled across PeerSpace. PeerSpace is a platform that allows you to rent photo studios by the hour in cities all over the world. On PeerSpace, you can find everything from professionally equipped studios to unconventional rooms and residences that you can rent by the hour. You can browse through tons of different spaces, select the one that best suits your needs, and book it directly through their website.

I booked my first studio rental in my hometown of Richmond, Virginia to test it out. The process worked seamlessly. I booked my studio online and was instantly emailed a confirmation. Prior to the shoot, I was contacted by the host with all of the information I needed about working in the studio and given an access code. When I arrived at the studio for my shoot, the space was perfectly set up and ready for me to start shooting. After the shoot, I tidied up and left the space as I found it. So simple. So easy.

With the increased travel I was doing for my work and the availability of PeerSpace studios pretty much anywhere in the world, I ultimately decided to let go of my own studio space. Now I use PeerSpace to rent studios for all of my shoots. It keeps my overhead low and allows me the flexibility to travel and do studio photography work anywhere I want. I appreciate the ability to rent spaces that cater to each shoot's unique requirements, whether it's a full makeup mirror, kitchen, or lounge area, depending on the project's scope.

Jada is a photographer and director specializing in conceptual portraits. Her work is known for its bold, colorful, and surreal style. Her creative style of portraiture lends itself nicely to work in both fashion and the music industry. She is one half of the creative duo Jada + David.

I have used Peerspace before. It works well when I need a certain aesthetic. I've used it for example, to brand nutritionists or entrepreneurs who wanted a home or office-looking space. Most of my work though, I prefer my studio. I've had it for years and I have everything I need. It's my favorite little spot. Peerspace is a great tool for the right job though. ff782bc1db