Dallas Executive Desk Louis

I bought this for a shoot I had in St Louis. The flights both had lay over in Dallas and at both stops the equipment seemed to be in good shape. We had it slammed packed with a lot of gear and it stayed around 55lbs.

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

This has been on the road with me from St. Louis to Los Angeles. It's very good.

Nice blue for some executive portraits

Great Service, John Mac, St Louis, Missouri

Great business tool and executive tab

The Very right tech bag for all executive on the move daily!

Purchased 4 of these to hand out to colleagues since they work so well. I have the Joby which collapses but prefer these. Borrowing from Louis Sullivan-Form follows function follows value here.

We invented and built the first prototypes back in 2014 when Louis Mendes had the foresight that peel-apart would soon dry up. I myself wanted a faster instant color film for low light and narrow depth of field. By Photo Plus in October 2015 we held first public demonstrations at the Javitz Center and later that year both, fp100c and fp3000b stocks were discontinued by Fujitfilm. Olaf and I would go on to build many refined prototypes over the years and even my father took it upon himself to help refine the engineering and design. An amazing time it was and still is, to be a photographer. Thank you to everyone out there who ever crossed passed with us on the streets experimenting and raising awareness. I'm happy to see Lomography take off as I can finally move on to other aspects of my creativity and photography.