Spent an afternoon in the downtown area of Santa Ana, California during my trip in July. I mainly went to get some photos of murals and to look for some unique reflection photos with my Leica M6 (for a project that I am working on). Many people talk about shooting with a Leica and how you are discreet while out on the street. I somewhat agree with that, but it also attracts attention when it is hanging around your neck. I walked past this gentleman and he made eye contact with me and pointed to my Leica. I stopped to talk and realized real quick that he didn't speak English and I am not that good at interpreting Spanish. The beautiful thing is that photography breaks down this barrier. Before I walked off, I pointed to the camera and to him and he nodded his head and smiled. I snapped two photos and we both went along our way...
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Sunday, October 5, 2014
Monday, March 25, 2013
dallas, tx - february 2013
Took these during/after the polawalk at Klyde Warren Park. One of my favorite parts of the polawalks is the opportunities that present themselves to capture a few portraits. Not taken with a Polaroid camera. Used a Leica instead...
Richard Kacprowski
Daniel Rodrigue
Amanda Potter
Motorman
Monday, March 11, 2013
los angeles, ca - february 2013
During my visit to California for a polawalk, I got the chance to visit & tour Watts Towers. What a unique place it was! I am always amazed at the passion & drive that some people have with no apparent means to accomplish the task. It reminded me of my visit to Salvation Mountain and meeting Leonard Knight.
Didn't get to meet Simon Rodia here, but the tour guides had some great stories of how the towers were created. And best of all, after the tour, I was able to talk a little with the tour guide and get a portrait with my Leica...
Didn't get to meet Simon Rodia here, but the tour guides had some great stories of how the towers were created. And best of all, after the tour, I was able to talk a little with the tour guide and get a portrait with my Leica...
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