Safety Pin Review

The SPR explodes in color with three more glorious Action Shots from Issue Eight!

Look at the composition of this shot. JUST LOOK AT IT.

Fresh Produce (NYC)

Our operative Brian Hurley had this to say about his experience thus far:

A couple of times while wearing the story around, or wrangling through crowds for a better shot, I asked myself “Why am I doing this again? This thing that takes time and effort and doesn’t really benefit me at all?” And instantly a voice would say “Because this project is fucking awesome, that’s why. Awesome in a way that needs no reward or justification. It just needs to be.”

Right on, brother!

A Riot of Colors and Flavors

Awesomeness. And a third:

"Lost & Searching in America"

Stay tuned for Issue Nine, starting Monday, featuring a lot of classy gentlemen.

As you should already know, Barry Basden’s wonderful story is currently making its way around the Big Apple on the back of the ferociously talented and extraordinarily handsome operative Brian Hurley, our first non-local operative. He’s spread the SPR love far and wide, and had others don the story for a night on the town. Thus, we are proud to present two new Action Shots, the likes of which I could never have imagined on that hot, sweaty night that the Safety Pin Review was conceived.

Check out this first one from Occupy Wall Street:

(Model: Dan Gonzalez; photographer: Michelle Lipinski.)

This second photo is an expanded version of the profile shot. It’s terrifically cinematic.

You Can't Step to This (Times Square, NYC)

(Model: Michelle Lipinski; photographer: Dan Gonzalez.)

I think my fingertips are about to explode from excitement.

More to come.