He Took Off to Find the Footlights

I took a little creative license with the song lyric today because the Harry Chapin song ("Taxi") refers to a woman.

While I was in NYC, I shot some headshots for my friend Dan. Dan is part of the wildly popular sketch comedy group Slightly Known People and also performs in plays around the city. He needed some updated photos and I just happened to be crashing at his apartment while I was in town. Sounds like kismet to me!

This is Dan just being Dan. It's like Manny being Manny except without the pro-baseball money or the dreadlocks.


This is Dan looking headshot-y. Love the eyes.


Also, on a totally different note, it has been brought to my attention that I do indeed know photographers to tag, so here are a few...

1. Kelly Vasami
2. Melissa Bitter
3. Allan Zepeda, the photographer who taught me how to link!

So, now they have to list 8 fun facts about themselves on their blogs. Have fun!

Upside Down, Boy You Turn Me

As long as the sun continues to shine
There's a place in my heart for you
That's the bottomline


This is my wonderful friend Doug. I've put his photos to the tune of Diana Ross' song "Upside Down." We lived together our senior year of college, with three other people. Besides our one roommate Bill who was on the college basketeball team, we weren't really an exercising group of people. Instead of going to the gym (yuck!), we danced. We danced our hearts out. We went through phases with songs - I think it all started with the song "Crush" by Jennifer Paige. But it continued with "Believe" by Cher, "Livin' La Vida Loca" by Ricky Martin, "Hit Me Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears, "Save Tonight" by Eagle Eye Cherry, and "Upside Down" by Miss Ross. I'm quite sure we danced our way through many more songs but these are the ones that really stick out.

Enough nostalgia. You might have guessed I revel in it, but I will move on to the photos at hand. Doug lives south of the Mason-Dixon line in Baltimore but came up here for a visit. We had a lot of fun hanging out in a park down at the Seaport where I managed to grab some of the images. The other ones are in Provincetown, MA. There's nothing like Cape Cod in the summer. I had never been as far out as P-town, despite growing up here, so I had a lot of fun!





I thought this was a really cool photo. I love the way the light outlines his body!

Every Picture Tells A Story

I can't decide whether I want to describe this photo or just let it speak for itself.