In between the Cupertino shows, the Beijing Wushu Team gathered at San Francisco’s Baker Beach to have group and individual portraits. With the Golden Gate Bridge in the background, the photos turned out great! What wasn’t so great were all the people in the background! Thanks to Photoshop, you’ll never know just how many people were cluttering up each shot!
To see the rest of the photos from our Baker Beach photoshoot, check out my smugmug gallery!
Beijing Wushu Team 2005 Photos
Adam,
I was interested in purchasing the photographs from smugmug, but I really was only interested in getting digital copies of the pictures. Would it be possible to just purchase a zip or DVD of the digital images instead? Plus, just the performance photographs alone cost over $700.00 in total for 4×6 prints and I’m hoping that if I am able to purchase digital copies it might be cheaper?
I could try to go through and download each individual image but I don’t really have the 3 weeks it would take to do something like that.
Just so you know, I don’t plan to use them for anything. I just like keeping photographs on my hard drive and once in a blue moon I might ask you to use one for one of the team member’s websites (supposedly I’m going to be making some website for these folks in the relatively near future). But for the most part I’m just a photo whore and like to keep things nearby for viewing pleasure.
In any case, if there is any option for purchasing the tour photos in digital format, please let me know! Thanks!
– Mark
I’m going to have to run this by James. Stay tuned!
Nice work, Adam.
I’ve done a lot of dance photography, but martial arts takes the term “aerials” to a new level.
Looking forward to your next set of photos.
which one of that beautyful womans is the he jingde waif’s?
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