three vs three Waiting to cross the street.
2006Sun05Mar
Old Navy’s Fred
Filed in Black and White, Candid, Chicago, People, Photos, Signs, Street, United States, UrbanOld Navy’s Fred If you wander into the Old Navy Store on State Street in Chicago you may bump into Fred. He has worked there for years, he’s very patient, nice and accommodating and did his level best to help us get the best bargains while shopping! This isn’t a great photo, it was a [...]
2006Sat04Mar
Please don’t feed the pigeons
Filed in Birds, Black and White, Candid, Chicago, Nature, People, Photos, Signs, Street, United States, UrbanPlease don’t feed the pigeons The sign obviously hasn’t worked! This was on South Wabash, Chicago around the same time this photo was taken.
2006Fri03Mar
Feeding The Duck
Filed in Birds, Candid, Chicago, Nature, People, Photos, Street, United States, Urban, WaterFeeding The Duck Urban ducks and wild fowl are luckier than their country brethren. People think they are cute and feed them! This is the same duck I posted before at the Crown Fountains, Chicago.
First it was lomo, then cross-processing, and now the latest craze among online photographers seems to be making their photos look like miniture models. A common side-effect of macro photography is a shallow depth of field (DOF) which means that only a small portion of the scene is in focus. Luckily this effect is very [...]
2006Thu02Mar
Smile Please! You’re on Camera!
Filed in Candid, Chicago, People, Photos, Street, United States, UrbanSmile Please! Pictured by the Crown Fountains, Chicago. The guy in the middle was doing handstands in the water earlier and they were having a great time! He’s also pictured in this photo looking at one of the fountains!
2006Wed01Mar
Religion isn’t free
Filed in Black and White, Candid, Chicago, People, Photos, Street, United States, UrbanReligion isn’t free A preacher on State Street, just outside Old Navy. I seem to recall he was there way back in 2003 too. I didn’t listen to anything he said but as I passed he pushed a sheet of paper into my hand. I made to take it but he wanted a quarter for [...]
