3 Cities. 3 Days. 3 Games. Plus the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Sometimes the most fun shoots are just spontaneous. Shauna, in addition to being a PhD, a hip-hop lover, and an Under Armor-sponsored health and fitness expert, is a good friend of mine. We went up to San Francisco looking for some cool art to shoot in front of and we found it on Bryant Street. Shauna spent two hours exhausting herself so that I could take a few pics. Along the way, we befriended the FedEx guy, got advice from a stranger who insisted that I had no idea what I was doing, and were encouraged to “F*** Ansel; be the Malcolm X of photography!” Uhh….I’ll do my best? Thanks for being a great sport, Shauna. And for doing your best to make the rest of us look like slackers. Knowing how sore you were the next day somehow makes me feel like I got a little exercise by association. If only it could be so easy.
[…] And Stanford. But mostly fitness. She and I have collaborated before, and its always led to some of my favorite work. When I saw this space, I knew right away that I’d want to photograph Shauna here. So last […]
Wow!!! Amazing shots! Amazing asanas!!! What a great team effort! Are you submitting these to Yogo Journal?
One of the great unforeseen benefits of Serene’s blog, What to Wear Running, is that she gets to try out and review running gear. Puma was gracious enough to ask her to test drive their latest, so we took advantage of some perfect weather and did a run/shoot/review in the foothills. What else would we do on a Saturday afternoon? Puma also very generously included a full outfit and shoes for me. The shoes, Puma Faas 300’s, are the absolute lightest things that I’ve ever worn. 3.5 ounces each. Ridiculous. And trust me when I say that my gear is even more colorful (and coordinated) than hers, but you’ll have to check out her blog to see it in all its glory.