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Alón
OK, It’s a little weird for me to put photos of myself on this page. Why would anybody care? My well-meaning advisors insist that people want to see who they’re dealing with. Sounds like a marginally plausible idea… So, here goes. Let’s call this an experiment. If I get some positive feedback, I’ve got lots more. For now, here are a few pics of my happy, colorful life.
Travel
I’ve travelled to over 30 countries. Here are some of my favorite photos. My photography skills are based mostly on luck and the technology inherent in today’s most inexpensive cameras (which attract far less attention on the road). They hold cherished memories for me, so please don’t “borrow” any without asking, thanks.
Asana
I’ll add more when I nail Scorpion (check back in 2025, or so.)
Clients & Friends
This one is a work in progress. I’m still waiting for my yoga friends to send me photos of our adventures together. As for clients, I meet so few of them in person that it’s a real treat when I finally see someone I’ve coached for years, in person!
Kudos
Special thanks to photographer extraordinaire Jack Gescheidt, who proved to me that it’s possible to capture good photos of my goofy mug (by far the best ever, actually) without clicking 6000 times and praying. Before experiencing Jack’s skill and artistic eye, I truly believed I was not very photogenic (I had decades of evidence), except when randomly graced by the deities responsible for these matters, such as that classic smirk-faced kid in the Junior High Yearbook hair shot. But when Jack first presented us with our wedding photos, my jaw dropped, as years of “evidence” dissolved.
Jack is responsible for the following photos on this website, which he took with one click each… one! If he can make me look good… well, that’s just genius! www.JackPhoto.com
Secret Gift
Your very own No Scarcity graphic created by me using Photoshop –– in just 14 hours (in my defense, I did learn a lot about Photoshop)! Use it as a screen-saver, or print it out and put it on your desk, or fridge–– anywhere it can serve as a constant reminder.
