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Nice to Meet You Sweetie II (Stranger 37/100)
Sadly, the date, time and location are the same with #36. So there's no new story to accompany... But as I liked this one like the previous one, I thought it would be unfair not to share it.
It’s been quite a while I haven’t added a new image to my 100 Strangers Project but it was always in my mind.
Last night I was invited to photograph a charity event, organized by my high school friends. There are lots of applications for a scholarship and the aim of the event was to raise some funds in order to support these applicants.
The idea was interesting; a well known Latin singer’s band was to play, after a shopping mall was closed. Here the shopping malls stay open until 10 PM and the event was planned to start at 10.15.
Sadly it was a little expensive for my budget but I was dying to attend. My photography saved me and the organizing committee asked me to be a guest. As you can easily imagine, I accepted right away and attended joyfully.
This beautiful lady was there along with 3 friends and they will be welcoming guests and serving drinks One of these three ladies was pretty interesting with a freckled face but she refused me when I asked. Damn… I need to learn to omit the word ‘internet’.
I strolled around for a while and come across with her. She was beautiful. I stayed near for some time and tried to guess how the background will look like. But time was limited as guests were about to enter the concert zone. I asked, she cheerfully accepted and I barely had the time for a quick shot.
I wish I had my reflector was with me but as I didn’t want to carry it all through the night I left it at the car.
The event was a total success. There were a lot of people and I’ve enjoyed it a lot.
Thanks for participating in The Human Family. You are my 8th submission to the project which can be viewed at www.flickr.com/groups/thehumanfamily.
This picture is #37 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
Nice to Meet You Sweetie II (Stranger 37/100)
Sadly, the date, time and location are the same with #36. So there's no new story to accompany... But as I liked this one like the previous one, I thought it would be unfair not to share it.
It’s been quite a while I haven’t added a new image to my 100 Strangers Project but it was always in my mind.
Last night I was invited to photograph a charity event, organized by my high school friends. There are lots of applications for a scholarship and the aim of the event was to raise some funds in order to support these applicants.
The idea was interesting; a well known Latin singer’s band was to play, after a shopping mall was closed. Here the shopping malls stay open until 10 PM and the event was planned to start at 10.15.
Sadly it was a little expensive for my budget but I was dying to attend. My photography saved me and the organizing committee asked me to be a guest. As you can easily imagine, I accepted right away and attended joyfully.
This beautiful lady was there along with 3 friends and they will be welcoming guests and serving drinks One of these three ladies was pretty interesting with a freckled face but she refused me when I asked. Damn… I need to learn to omit the word ‘internet’.
I strolled around for a while and come across with her. She was beautiful. I stayed near for some time and tried to guess how the background will look like. But time was limited as guests were about to enter the concert zone. I asked, she cheerfully accepted and I barely had the time for a quick shot.
I wish I had my reflector was with me but as I didn’t want to carry it all through the night I left it at the car.
The event was a total success. There were a lot of people and I’ve enjoyed it a lot.
Thanks for participating in The Human Family. You are my 8th submission to the project which can be viewed at www.flickr.com/groups/thehumanfamily.
This picture is #37 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page