Saturday Street Shots

Hello everyone – time to share some Street Photography. Sarah (at art expedition) is celebrating her blog anniversary (3 years) this week – go here for more info. It is a seven-day challenge, done in black and white –

which I am unable to do both this week (added one black and white).

So my goal here (hoping it is okay) is to join her with a “Saturday feast of photos” to at least connect with her third day of the week-long street photography challenge. 

Please join me today for an eatery theme:

This DC restaurant felt European to me. The sun was beaming down and washed it out a bit – but i like something about this shot – ?

 

Now the rest of the photos are from the Richmond, VA area. I call this shot “GENERATIONS” – see all the different ages of people? And note that an old man (right) and old lady (left) help frame the shot.

Is this a “doll” face? Porcelain skin….

 

I have to pause this post to eat – be back soon. (kidding)

 

Cool waiter dude… (notice the Virginia beer brochure in his pocket? – Virginia pride, baby)

This is my Black and White image to join in with Sarah’s Day 3

 

Last week I shared a photo of a bartender with a frown (here) and below:

but she did smile – and this photo here shows it:

Shopping bags and then a quick Sit in the shade…

 

 

Two Street musicians (upper right)belted out songs from Train (yes, we gave them our eatery leftovers and they were grateful – and we were grateful for the acoustic background music)

The man in the truck has his drink on the run – as he delivers Maryland Cookies to our area. I like the summer blooms surrounding his truck and the little details here (shadows, lines, sky, etc.) feel layered. Even the bit of two chairs add something – hm….

 

Thanks for viewing

These photos all from July and I already have some NEW streets shots from August and hope to share them later – and I will follow the rules better and have some black and white ready to go. 

Peace

Oh and here is one of the Train songs that the street musicians played:

 

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