Adam Hadlock Photography

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Introduction: I create beautiful, memorable time lapse videos in any kind of lighting environment, of any kind of subject. I pride myself on my communication and work diligently to produce the highest quality work, and always on time. I love the peace that can be found behind a lens of a camera. Especially when taking night time lapse. Often I'm alone, and in the woods, you can't use lights or devices when trying to gather light. I'm forced to just be, and I like that.

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Evan K.

Apr 9, 2014

When you need someone to think outside the box for your project, Adam Hadlock is your man. Adam's well versed knowledge on how things work and a solid understanding of the principles of photography & video allow him to capture and deliver on any task. I've used Adam's skills countless times and the results are always beyond my expectations. On my recent film, Adam produced the opening timelapse, which was just the shot I needed.

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Evan, thanks for the kind words!

Gillian M.

Nov 17, 2016

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Hired on Thumbtack

Adam was a good guy to work with! He got us the shots we needed in a timely manner and we would use him again! Thank you, Adam, Thank you, Thumbtack!

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Free if you have a really cool project Local: within 30 miles (The Upper Valley) 10 sec Time Lapse Video = $100 Everywhere else: $1 mile Over Night Time + $500 Sunrise / Sunet +$300 Motion Time Lapse (looks like a pan effect) +$500 Multi Day $500/day View these prices as a starting point, I'd rather talk with you about it than treat these as a price quote. Give me a call.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I constantly read news and updates to the time lapse industry. New devices and hardware are coming out every day and I'm always researching the latest tech and technique.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I was working on my house, and wanted to capture how what I was doing with my hands was changing a physical space. A picture couldn't do it, and at the time taking video would have meant huge un-workable files. Time lapse was the answer. I ended up building a garage later, and took time lapse of the entire build all 4 months of it.