Check out Neal Santos' outtakes from last week's Live Arts/Fringe cover

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Check out Neal Santos' outtakes from last week's Live Arts/Fringe cover

POSTED: Wednesday, September 9, 2009, 11:16 PM

Filed Under: Arts Dance

Neal Santos

After getting a good look at Brian Sanders, the JUNK performer starring in Urban Scuba who also graced the front page of City Paper last week, I couldn't help but want more ' he's darn handsome, and looks like a pretty fun guy, too. Luckily, our associate Web editor Neal Santos posted some extras on his Web site. Here's what he said about the shoot:

A lot went into the making of this week's cover, including diving into the Logan Fountain with performer/dancer/choreographer Brian Sanders of JUNK. The cover was decided for its representation of Life Arts / Fringe as a whole: somewhat in your face, wet, awkward and fun. The inspiration for Saunders on the cover also comes from his Urban Scuba show.

To light him in all the shots, I used two Speedlights set up wirelessly. One aimed above for overall light and one closely aimed to the side (held by my wonderful Art Director/Assistant).

Click the jump to see more photos.

Neal Santos

Neal Santos

Neal Santos

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