Another entry in the FACES series, this time from day one of the MAC Granogue cyclocross. The day was disappointingly dry, but it’s always a great venue and race.

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Expanding on last year’s Baker’s Dozen portraits, here’s the first in what I hope will be an ongoing series of bike racer portraits. This set was from DCCX on October 24th in Washington, DC. Check out the gallery below while I figure out where this project might be going.

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Thanks to all who came out to the one day project. Turnout was a little smaller than we’d hoped, but we still raised over $500 for organizations involved in Haitian and Chilean earthquake relief and we had some fun in the process. We changed the lighting up a couple of times and tried out some different ideas to give everyone something that was unique to them, while trying to maintain a common theme.

You can see the full gallery after the jump

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Shot at the Leesburg Bakers Dozen, a 13-hour mountain bike race, in 2009. A selection of these images were shown at Artomatic 2009 in Washington, DC, where dc.decider.com picked them as one of 5 installations to see amongst nearly 1000 in the show. They were also shown as part of “The Bike Project: A Visual, Literary, and Cinematic Celebration” at the Rouse Company Foundation Gallery at Howard County Community College in Columbia, MD in October 2009 and are currently on display at Family Bike Shop in Crofton, MD.

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A couple of portraits from the Massenutten Hoo-Ha!

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