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This description is TOTALLY unrelated to the photo. But so it goes.
Sometimes, it's good to know that other peoples' photographic etiquette is as bad as my own.
Before the Ocean Grove Summer Band concert last night (every Wednesday in the summer, 8:00PM--if you're a musician, show up at the Pavillion on the boardwalk at 7:30PM Monday for a rehearsal--no auditions or registration needed), I was warming up outside. I usually stand at the edge of the boardwalk and blow some notes out to sea for ~10 minutes, trying to ignore the people walking behind me and staring. Last night, I heard a click directly behind me, so I turned to look. Someone was taking my picture!
I blinked at the person a few times, and I went back to warming up. For as many times as I've tried to get candid photos of strangers, I figured, y'know, what the heck--I'll cut this guy a break. I did think that maybe, after we'd MADE EYE CONTACT and I was clearly aware that he was invading my personal space (within the 3-foot radius!), he might introduce himself or say SOMETHING to me, but... no. I heard a few more clicks before he disappeared as silently as he'd arrived.
So if you see a photo of a trombone player looking out to sea... with really messed-up hair (damn those sea breezes)... you'll know what you're looking at.
1 comment:
Great photo, I love the macro, the 'bokeh', and colors.
And your description may be totally unrelated but once again provides that edge why I love visiting your blog.
3 ft radius? That's pushing it. He should seriously invest in a high-zoom camera... he'll never get caught. *begins shifting eyes innocently around the room*
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