Made a day trip to Montreal yesterday. Hard to believe such a huge metropolis is only a few hours away. I will definitely be making a longer trip in the near future.
Walked around a bit…talked to a crack dealer who had a puppy Chihuahua…saw a drum circle. Good times all around.
Thanks for going with me Paris!
Posted in Street Photography, Travel
This past week was my spring break. Luckily it was also Mardi Gras. Here are the images from the first few days.
QR Location Project: Google Maps (what’s this?)
Last year around this time I woke up at 3:30 in the AM to take pictures of people shopping on black friday. I started out at Best Buy, expecting a stampede. After an uneventful door opening I headed over to a store that starts with a W and ends with a Lmart. After navigating a maze of crowd control barriers, I found myself looking at what could only be described as mayhem–in the form of unbridled bargain hunting.
After shooting for a few hours I started to feel quite claustrophobic. As I was leaving the store, three managers stopped me and insisted I tell them what I was doing. They wanted to see the photos I had on my camera and wanted me to delete everything. According to the managers, Walmart has a strict no photography policy, something I certainly cannot blame them for. I explained that I was taking photos of things I wanted for Christmas to show my parents. The trio didn’t seem to believe me, but they let me go.
I hope your black friday looked nothing like this.
Posted in Street Photography
This Halloween I dressed up as a street photographer and stood out in the cold for three hours. I think it may have been worth it.
Posted in Portraits, Street Photography
Tagged portraits, QR Location Project, QRLP, Street Photography
