Horacio and Nunila Dominguez 
                       
                      Horacio Swaps Family Car to Get a Scene Machine 
                       
                       
                       
                    
                      Fifteen
                        years ago, Horacio Dominguez of Ocotlan, Jalisco Mexico was so struck
                        by the concept of having a Scene Machine for the studio operated by he
                        and his wife, Nunila, that he was willing to do just about anything to
                        get his hands on one.  He knew of a used Scene Machine that was
                        available in
  
    Guadalajara,
  
                      but he didn’t have any money.  His wife told him he was crazy to
                        even think about owning a Virtual Backgrounds system.  
   
                      Nevertheless, Horacio drove to
    Guadalajara
  
                      and returned with a Scene Machine but without a car!  He made a
                        trade.  Nunila said, “No, no, no! This is not possible. We are
                        going to have to ride the bus.”  The bus became their sole mode of
                        transportation for a year as they worked to perfect their use of the
                        Scene Machine and generate new profits. 
   
                      Normally,
                      Horacio and Nunila work in complete agreement but this time was an
                      exception, and for a little while, life got worse.  They only had
                        a few graphic slides and had no idea what to do with them. Somehow,
                        Horacio had a dream that this machine would be a key to their studio
                        success. 
   
                      When Horacio got home with his Scene Machine, he did not sleep for
                      three nights.  He worked diligently to learn to use the Scene
                        Machine.  Speaking only Spanish, he did not feel comfortable
                        calling Virtual Backgrounds for assistance and he could not read the
                        English only manual. Still, he remained hooked on the concept and was
                        sure that he had made the right decision.   
   
  Nunila
    posed for Horacio for hours.  Back then, all test shots had to be
    done with a Polaroid adapter on their camera.  They soon had the
    Scene Machine working to the point where they could use it on real customers. Once this happened, they immediately started making money with it! 
   
    To promote their Scene Machine, they set up a booth at a commercial
    trade show.  They took Polaroid prints and people formed long
    lines to experience the magic of the Scene Machine.  Other trade
    show participants complained that the lines were blocking their booths! 
   
    All of this happened 15 years ago.  By comparison to today’s Scene
    Machine, they were using old technology.  They didn’t even have a
    Blackscreen in front of their projection screen.  They made the
    Scene Machine work to differentiate their photography from that of
    other photographers and to excite clients. 
   
    Today Horacio and Nunila use their Scene Machine for 99% of their
    studio work.  It is the tool that is a critical key to their
    success.  They have converted from film to a Kodak 14N digital
    camera. Their business is doing great.  Some of their colleagues
    have suggested that they don’t need a Scene Machine any more since they
    can digitally plug in backgrounds.  Horacio and Nunila laugh at
    such comments.  The Scene Machine saves them so much time while
    enabling them to be so creative. 
   
    Horacio and Nunila came to San Marcos, Texas and attended to the
    special Virtual Backgrounds workshop held last month in
  Texas
    for professional photographers from
  
    Mexico
  
    . 
    They came to learn more about their system and get more new ideas. They
    were excited about meeting the Virtual Backgrounds team and exchanging
    ideas with their colleagues. 
   
    Quoting Nunila, “As the
    main photographer, I want to say publicly that because of Virtual
    Backgrounds I found out that my husband had a great tenacity to become
    what he is now.  When he traded our only car for a Scene Machine,
    he promised to buy a new car with the Virtual Backgrounds profits and
    he did.  I really appreciate his tenacity to fall in love with
    Virtual Backgrounds and to work with me to use it so successfully in
    our studio.  It is such a wonderful tool.” 
   
    Horacio and Nunila came to
  
    San Marcos
  
    with a stack of samples of their work produced with their Scene
    Machine.  Everyone was impressed with the wonderful work they are
    producing with their old system and screen without even having the
    advantages of a Blackscreen protective layer.  We immediately
    decided that we wanted to share their work with others as an
    inspiration.   Horacio and Nunila truly show what can be
    accomplished with a Scene Machine Virtual Backgrounds system by those
    who have both talent and a willingness to apply that talent.  We
    are thrilled to show you their results. 
   
  Click here to view many, many more of Horatio and Nunila Dominguez's images created with their Virtual Backgrounds system 
                      
                      
                    
                      
                     
                       
                      
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                      All
of these prints were created with a 15 year old Scene Machine
Virtual Backgrounds system and without a blackscreen! WOW! 
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