Showing posts with label worker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label worker. Show all posts

3/24/2011

Week 25

"Talk to strangers, let them take you to places." - Mark Alor Powell

This is Ronnie. He showed me where he was working, and had no objection to be photographed.

This also functioned as my 7th portrait in the 100 Portraits in 100 Days Project.



-PM

3/03/2011

An hour can seem like a long time...

Week 22 of the Street Photography Now challenge:
"Pick a spot, stay there for an hour and see what unfolds" - Polly Braden


This was a tough challenge for all the wrong reasons. The problems were basic: firstly, finding a full hour to sit and soak up the world (when did life get so busy?); secondly, finding a space in Belfast where something could unfold; and lastly, maintaining some pretence of subterfuge or inconspicuousness... Oh, and a bag of patience! I may reattempt this when my weeks are less busy as I liked the challenges surrounding it, but would prefer to photograph in a new town or city where exploring recreation and work is exciting.

I attempted this twice during the week, once in the street when the sun was setting and again in the park. Botanic Gardens worked better for letting scenes of relaxation and interaction unfold, but I would have preferred to have gotten over to Ormeau Park, where there is more space and less familiar faces.

-PM