It's funny to see how a magazine can use images to convey their story. This photo of mine that you've probably seen before just ran in the September issue of Seventeen magazine and just hit the news stands. The story is on everyone having humiliating moments... not even close to how I saw it when I shot it. The cliché quote "A photo is more than 1000 words" still rings true, and the beauty of it is, everyone can imagine their own story behind a good photograph.
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August 12, 2007
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That's always what I thought when I saw this image of yours..."she just got done droppin' a Silent But Deadly." I see no other interpretation of this image.
Posted by: Fred Egan | August 12, 2007 at 03:08 PM
wow. Seventeen is big time man. Congrats. That's always been one of my favorite images of yours.
Posted by: Michael Norwood | August 13, 2007 at 05:06 PM