I couple years back I was hanging out with my buddies Scott Brogi and Michele Celentano after the PhotoPlus Conference in New York. We somehow ended up on a subway at 2am in the morning heading down to take a ride on the Staten Island Ferry just for the fun of it. Inspired by the bright fluorescent lights and fast moving trains with sleeping commuters as a backdrop, I vowed to someday do a late night subway shoot if I ever found a willing model. Well, I found her! My new friend Brittany, who I met at Brooks just happened to be in New York this week modeling for Marianne Lanting Couture. We planned the shoot via phone before we got to NY and met up last night at midnight for our adventure. Since the subway at night isn't exactly the safest place in the world for a stunning model in a short skirt and bag full of expensive Nikon goodies, I brought along a few friends to watch my back (Thanks Frank, Jason, and Luke!). We had so much fun and pretty much stayed up all night shooting in the streets. Since most of the subway stations we passed by were closed for the night and it was getting late (4am), we almost ditched the idea of the subway. The guys wanted to get back to their beds since they had some work and traveling to do the next day so Brittany and I were left to brave the underground railway on our own. About 5 trains and 1500 images later we were pretty much lost without many english speakers around to help us out. It was quite a delirious adventure and something I won't soon forget! We made it out alive with some great images and a story to tell! Sleep? Well, about two and a half hours then I was up again for my final day of shooting for Wedding Style. I guess I'll be catching up on my sleep in my cozy Jet Blue upright bed.