New York Moves shoot takes

I decided to post just a couple of images from the shoot that we did late last month. The reason being is that things are still in limbo and I just don't want to precede publication. Having said that, I think that the shoot turned out well in spite of the many logistical obstacles, hours of scouting and location changes ..... maybe because of the many hours of scouting.

The entire team worked well adding great deal to the outcome. I think that Sho , the stylist, paired the clothes well with the locations, and Mako and Fumi worked wonders with the hair and makeup respectively. Sarah of Mc2 Models just got it. With some inspiration she gave us the look. Thanks to all for work well done.

The long awaited shoot gets off the ground..Brooklyn

Sho getting Marie ready for the first shot.
Mako spraying
From the left, Fumi, Mako, Sho getting Marie ready for the first shot
I think this option was considered


Sho, a "whirlwind" ever present and full of ideas and options
Fumi working on the fourth shot
The CREW. It's possible to take a crap picture with an expensive camera. Marcellus, in the red, helped Sho with clothes and got people out of my shot. Thanks.
The sun was beaming straight into the lens.... 
the problem solved, thanks to the team for their assistance
Sarah
Just clowning around. A pleasant reprieve form the heat and the stream of cars
I think we're waiting for something
Location van in the background.... cost me a parking ticket
Last Shot
Aintcha done yet MR Photographer???????

This  long awaited shoot for New York Moves  had as many permutations and last minute changes as anyone having done this kind of work can imagine . Originally to be shot in Manhattan , we ended up moving to Brooklyn because of logistics and better locations. 

I can't thank Morgan Chan enough who kindly let us use his soon to open Brooklyn restaurant, Sui Ren, to do hair, makeup, and spread out the clothes all over the place.... he helped us get the Ford van to boot. I wish him well in his business. 

Anthony from TJ remodeling in Brooklyn provided the 64 Ford Econoline Van, and moved his other cars around to make this shot possible. 

Everyone was happy with the shoot in the end, because we all prepared and worked hard for this day. 

Talent Credits :

Sangwoo "Sho" Kim, Styling, and his assistant Marcellus Holton

Mako cocorosalon NYC,  Hair

Fumi for Shu Uemura,   Makeup

MC2 models  Sarah Anne Stewart and Marie Heine