A Photographer Made This Beautiful Mirrored Skyline With Plexiglas 

A Photographer Made This Beautiful Mirrored Skyline With Plexiglas 

To create the perfect Sports Illustrated spread for Houston Rockets star James “The Beard” Harden, photographer Robert Seale decided to double the beauty of the NBA player’s home-team skyline by using a huge piece of Plexiglas to create a mirrored effect.

After all, why have a portrait with one excellent beard in it when you can have a portrait with two excellent beards?

Seale cobbled the rooftop shoot concept together quickly, and decided to use the Plexiglas for a simple reason: “Because the parking garage is white concrete, and it’s ugly. That, and I’m a sucker for reflection pictures,” he wrote about the process. Here’s the crew making the last-minute glassy platform.

A Photographer Made This Beautiful Mirrored Skyline With Plexiglas 

And here’s the finished SI spread:

A Photographer Made This Beautiful Mirrored Skyline With Plexiglas 

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Pictures: Robert Seale


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