Last night was the opening for the show above.
Tonight is the party for the show below.
But today we try to get someone to pose with that green rug.
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5 comments:
Are you not going to Jock Sturges tonight at 291??
omg, no...i didn't even know about it. what is 291?
Gallery 291... on Union Square. If you are looking to at Semiyof (or whatever that jewelry store is) it is to the left. In the same building as Ford Models (I think the same floor, too). . . I guess it's 291 Geary St. 6-9 PM. The man himself will be there for the gallery opener. There's a couple other showings, too... one of which is some collodian landscapes. Could be epic. . .
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how'd the rug shot go ?
Stuart-
The rug worked out but was not a home run....other things we did worked out better. Truth be told we were not trying to get a bunch of ceo's to pose naked on it....we were trying to photograph an intelligent young writer, clothed, laying on the rug.
I did work out and she was open to it...but the other things we did just seemed to be situations she was more comfortable in. So....this is human stuff! It can't always be worked out on paper.
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