I have a photo and credit on page E9 of today's NY Times. That's in the Thursday Style section. It's probably the weakest of all the shots I took at the exercise class the other night. But that's because the photo desk gave me bad information. I had only two hours to get ready for the shoot, and I was told that the story was about a boot camp for men that was run by a woman. They asked for lots of shots of her whipping guys into shape. That's what I delivered. Next morning, they call me and tell me that the instructions were wrong. The story is actually about men who don't want to work out in the presence of women. Well, of the hundreds of frames I shot, I had one pic of a male trainer with a male client. So that's the pic they used. They're still happy, but I would have liked to get a nicer shot in the paper. Another pic for the story, by a stringer in Texas, is quite good. He apparently received better direction and probably had a lot more time. Looks like a DX or a photoshop composite. Anyway, I'm pleased to get work from them. Paul
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