Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: USA Weekly -- "Man on the Street"

Sunday, November 29, 2009

USA Weekly -- "Man on the Street"

...And What A Hunk Of A Man He Is!

Remember this absolutely beautiful layout?
September 14, 2008 -- Aah! Those were the days!
They don't make layouts like this no more.

This set-up was the first of the photo shoot. Cooper and the crew spent about an hour on the roof before heading back inside for more pics.

Getting a good shot, with the New York skyline in the background.

This set, with the red couch and red backdrop, ended up being what was used for USA WEEKEND's cover shot.

Lots going on in the background, but Cooper was focused on the photo shoot.

Cooper used his own backpack for this shot.

Notice Cooper's toned biceps -- more than one person on the shoot commented on them.

Cooper was all for it when the idea of a "man on the street" photo was pitched.

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