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Behind the scenes at the T.O. shoot.

a look into a Green Magazine photo shoot

Art Direction by Ryan Kobane
photography By Myko Photography Inc.

"Coming up with a concept for the shoot was a completely collaborative effort here at the Green. We knew we had a special opportunity to showcase one of sport's greatest personalities, but coming up with an idea that wouldn't simply rehash another T.O. shoot, or be absolutely ridiculous was quite the undertaking. Luckily we were able to pull off what I consider to be a very lighthearted look into Terrell's psyche through the eyes of Terrell. All I can say is that he was one of the easiest people I've ever worked with on a set, and this sentiment was echoed throughout the day from just about everyone he was around. I hope you enjoy a little look at what goes into creating a cover and feature story here at The Green Magazine-Golf Beyond the Links."

Ryan Kobane - Creative Director

 

 

 

 

 

Comments

T.O. going Green

Submitted by Catrina (not verified) on Thu, 03/04/2010 - 16:45.

I love it. I'm a BIG fan of the original #81. I would read, watch anything that has to do with T.O. The Photo shoots are great....I love it. Can't wait to read, see, hear more about what's going on with Mr. Man - T.O.!! ;o)

T.O. Photo Shoot

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 01/22/2010 - 23:18.

T.O. is a trip, but props to The Green Magazine for pulling off what looks like a fun shoot. Can't wait to read the story.

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