Ep73: Rope Photo Behind the Scenes: An interview with the NYC Street Shibari team (part 2)

In part two of the interview, and Fox and Mya go behind the scenes
with Zero-Gi and SamJay about one of their photos, the incredible
TK vertical hang from a bridge in Central Park. In the episode,
hear them discuss their stunning collaboration further, including:
* Walking through how they created their iconic shot against a
bridge in Central Park * How SamJay and Zero-Gi’s D/s relationship
does - and doesn’t - play out in this project * They answer some of
the wilder questions people have about how they create the art
(spoiler alert - it doesn’t involve helicopters or cranes!) * The
toughest challenges of their shoots from each of their
perspectives: rope model; rigger and photographer * How they manage
risks and danger * New York city’s unique history and how their
project has been the beneficiary of the work of pride and the
LGBTQ+ community * Advice on how you can improve your own photos *
Their collaborations and what they’ve got coming up with Feterotica
* Weather play! The incredible NYC Street Shibari project team
consists of rope model Zero-Gi, photographer The Dirty Archangel,
and rigger Sam Jay. Their gorgeous project brings shibari to the
streets with iconic backdrops from New York city contrasted with
Zero-Gi doing incredible feats of rope Note - this is the second of
a two-part interview, catch the previous episode for part one!