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Day 159 ~ Photografun {Part 2}
The following is a visual recap of Day 2 in Austin over the weekend. We started off with a new experience for most of us when Monica lead us in a morning yoga session on the back deck of the house overlooking the lake. I felt like I was in one of those mid-morning follow-along-at-home fitness videos that are always shot on-locations with killer backdrops... except it was yoga... and I was that person you always saw kinda lookin' around to see what everyone else was doing to try and keep up. That person's never foolin' anyone, and neither was I... Yoga's a humbling - and ironic - activity. It's hard to find an activity that makes you realize how stiff and inflexible and uncoordinated you really are, but in a peaceful, soothing way. Anyway, it was a fantastic way to start the day (except that I wanted to take a nap immediately afterwards.

Here are the yoga mats, our tools of the trade for Monica's session.


Next up, lunch at the well-known Hula Hut.


You can't take photographers anywhere without them, well, photographing.





Ahhh... here's Chad... our cheap and cheerful salsa boy.


A little painted table decor for our dining pleasure. [not pictured here: the ginormous tubular steak taco I inhaled]


Sharon, Michele and Kim by the door on the way out. It took us about 7 tries to get this image because people kept coming in and going out like this was a popular restaurant or something. Very inconsiderate if you ask me.


Fast forward to Saturday evening, and here you'll find a string of images from our pre-dinner shooting on or near Commerce Street. First up... Michele with some off-camera flash and another flash throwing a little light on the building behind her. I think this may have been then scene of the crime for the second wave of chigger attacks I was privy to.




Here's Karen in a parking garage with a light bulb above her and a remote flash providing a little separation from behind.


And here's Kim in an alley with a street light lighting her face and again an off-camera flash behind her.


And here's a few more random shots from streetside.












Love this shot of a this guy and his trumpet. Great suggestion, Chad, to have him put his opposite hand up to his ear.



And finally we finished off the evening with some late night shooting back at the house. karen had brought some studio lights, so we set 'em up, and fired away. Starting off... a group shot.


Then it just got ridiculous. For a little role reversal, the ladies donned some 'staches.



And then Chad and I, well, ... I dunno what happened here.


Sorry, Chad. I had to post this one because it's. just. funny. If you'd like to pay the amount listed in the anonymous ransom note I faxed over this morning, I'll gladly remove this image.



There we go. Finally... something a little more masculine from the guy crowd.


And somethin' a little more natural from the ladies side, too.


... or not.




Next up, our third and final day. Mostly images from the drive home... and a third attack of the chiggers. Stay tuned.


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