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Saturday, July 11, 2009
Brent Humphreys' Hairpin Studio
Andrew Hetherington over at What the Jackanory has a great behind-the-scenes write-up on photographer Brent Humphreys and his Tour de France project. Humphreys put a boatload of effort into creating some great work for the series, including this multiple portrait grid of time trial riders.
He don't need no stinkin' studio. He just scouted his location -- a turn on the time trials -- set up his lights and shot 'em on the fly.
If you are interested in seeing still more of Humphreys' work, check him out at www.brenthumphreys.com.
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