Piles and piles of naked people

[beetiger]

I got back my print from the Spencer Tunick shoot I did back in June. It's not my favorite of the poses he did -- people standing all over the beach, as opposed to the later shots when people were lying all connected. But I somehow ended up right in the front of the shot, so I was able to find myself, which was nice. There was a video as well, which gives more of a sense of the feel of the whole shoot, and I'm happy with it as a souvenir.

In any case, Tunick himself doesn't seem to have an online gallery of anything from the shoot yet, but one of the reporters there did his own photo shoot of the installation that can give you a sense of what it was like. Here's a writeup with some of his shots.

Comments

[stokerbramwell.livejournal.com]

Whoa, you got to to take place in a Tunick shoot?? Jealous!

[beetiger.livejournal.com]

It was totally worth doing, if kind of insane schedule-wise.

[stokerbramwell.livejournal.com]

I can imagine wrangling that many nude people is VERY insane and tricky. I've wanted to be involved in one of his shots ever since I first heard about him, and even more so after seeing Naked States. Some day!

[e-phemera.livejournal.com]

that is Sooooooooo incredible cool; I love art that makes you think and feel.

[autumnquest.livejournal.com]

that's so great. I forgot you'd done that. And cool you could find yourself in the shot he sent you. Are they going to be published anywhere?

[beetiger.livejournal.com]

I don't know if they'll be publicly available at any point, though I haven't seen anything beyond the website I linked yet.

[beowabbit]

Oh, very cool!