Eric Newby – STL Magazine Feature Article

A little over 5 months ago back in November of 2014, I came across some fast paced, furious and intense action I’d never witnessed before – wheelchair rugby. Little did I know after shooting that tournament, essentially on a whim, that there was a story to be uncovered on Mr. Eric Newby and a photo opportunity project with STL Magazine.

To read the story on Eric by William Powell follow the link here.

Above: Shot of the article from STL Magazine. Available now where magazines are sold throughout St. Louis.

To see the original action shots of the wheelchair rugby tournament I posted in November, follow link here.
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Below you’ll find some of the extra shots we did with Eric as well as a behind-the-scenes of our session if you ever wanted to know what it’s like at one of these sessions. A very special thank you to John Hoette of Hoette Concrete Construction for letting us shoot at their warehouse in the middle of winter. The idea behind the shoot is I wanted a location kind of blue collar and gritty – and warm 🙂

I went back and forth with what I wanted in the background so I lit the background for a few shots to give it that original feel and then we turned the background full black to isolate Eric a bit. Then I wanted just a hint of the background with the black to give us a subtle hint of texture (the very top shot above). I like them all! Thanks Eric for a great shoot!

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