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Behind the Scenes of a D Magazine Cover Shoot

I took these pictures. Now you have to look at them.
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Trevor isn't afraid of some ink. Oddly, he and Steve Visneau, another of our favorite photogs, share some hand tats.

I tagged along for the photo shoot for our February cover story because I like Nick Badovinus, our cover boy, and I like noodles. If you’ve never been to Ten Ramen, where we did the shoot, shame on you. Make that happen. If you have been there, you know how small it is. So I was impressed with what Trevor Paulhus, the man behind the camera, was able to pull off with Nick. Men at work:

Trevor isn’t afraid of some ink. Oddly, he and Steve Visneau, another of our favorite photogs, share some hand tats.
Over the course of the shoot, Nick ate his weight in ramen.
Nick Badovinus Ten Ramen

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