Watching someone practice yoga is so naiiiiiiice.
The control, strength and focus involved in following and breathing into a sequence is an art in and of itself. One bloke who appreciates this practice is Brian Crawford, is an international photographer based in Laguna Beach, California.
He’s been shooting yogis for the past five years, and he tells PEDESTRIAN.TV his “favourite thing is working with the human form in nature.”
And listen up, ommers – Brian’s in Australia at this very moment. And he’s ready and willing to snap ya mid-asana.
There’s a fair whack of this in his work:
But he actually pulls it off:
Another one of his specialities is taking photos that make us feel like our stomach’s gonna fall out of our butt:
He touched down in Aus on March 18th, and during his month trip, he wants to snap as many yogis as he can.
“I do most of my work in nature.” he says. “I started my career as a nature/landscape photographer, so I feel comfortable working with my clients in a natural backdrop. Most of the time we’ll hike countless miles to find the most picturesque location. While working in natural wildlife it leads to many different opportunities and very interesting experiences.” Such as…
A reverse kanga. An Australian specialty.
Brian’s visiting Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland during his trip, and if you yourself are an adventurous yogi you can get in touch with him HERE.
Photo: Brian Crawford Photography / Supplied.
