The Good Stuff.

7.19.2011

I never get to see myself working. This is cool.

Thank you, ATMTX

http://www.mostlyfotos.com/2011/07/kirk-tuck-bodhi-bicycles-behind-scenes.html

This was taken while we were working on the Bodhi Bike photos a week ago.  It's so fun to see behind the scenes stuff for me.  I spend most of my time on the other side of cameras.......

11 comments:

  1. One of the benefits of a freelancer is the casual dress code.

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  2. Frank, I had the coat and tie on, even the wingtips, but when it hit 100 my boss relented....

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  3. That doesn't really look like work. ;)

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  4. You're a quick change artist too! You never cease to amaze.

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  5. Kirk, you look so damn cool. It's the chica that's hot..... Nice shot.

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  6. Kirk,

    Best of all, that behind the scenes photo was taken with an Olympus E-PL1, one of your favorites?

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  7. Kirk, you are welcome. And thank you for all the traffic to my blog. I knew something was up when I saw this unusually high volume spike! To have this viewership all the time. What a dream.

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  8. Where are the lights? Assistant? Gear bag? Stuff? :-)

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  9. Nice model, but nobody is going to think she will actually ride the bike with those shoes.

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  10. Richard, Point of view of the photographer is different and doesn't show the shoes.

    Dean, Gear Bag? Do ya shoot better with 20 pounds hanging over your shoulder?

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  11. All you need to see more of yourself working is a spouse that follows you around taking pictures of you taking pictures. My husband does a lot of that ;=)

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