Margot
I'm starting with the picture. I smile with the poses, it's hard to evoke a two-page photo in a trendy, flashy magazine, which is easy to conjure up a real portrait portrait. It's in the Sears picture shop that Suzanne and I had tasted all through childhood, complete with white fence and fake clouds on the backdrop and a rug brown rug washed our elbows. I understand what Andy intended to say - and that question, in a more technical form, has been repeated in my head for the past few days. I told him I had not talked to the art director or photo editor so I was not sure they wanted to, but I also had some idea about the feeling of the photo. "I thought it would be sad. Nearly gloomy, "I said. "Specifically related to Drake's AIDS prevention." "Are you going to shoot indoors or outdoors?" Andy asked. "I know you like natural light. Or a place with many windows or outdoors. It may be tricky to manipulate the exposure of the image, "I...