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Stranger 20 of 100: Sarah
I was walking through Union Square this afternoon to find some place to each lunch and do some christmas shopping for my wife. As I was walking through I was approached by Sarah. She was conducting a survey on if the small “temporary” pedestrian friendly area they had set up temporarily should become permanent. The survey literally took a minute or two and after that I told her about my project.
As you can image as she approached me I was already thing, “got to get this stranger”. She had on that bright blue jacket and they had artificial turf on the street. I figured that would make for a great portrait. It helped quite a bit that Sarah was extremely outgoing and happy to talk with me. She told me she enjoyed what she was doing because she gets to talk to people. After discussing a bit, I told her that I kind of get in trouble when walking in San Francisco because I make eye contact with all kinds of people looking for interesting faces to photograph. She agreed because it turns out she sketches portrait. Either it was a great encounter.
Sarah thank you for taking the time to talk and be apart of my project!
Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page (www.flickr.com/groups/100strangers/)
Stranger 20 of 100: Sarah
I was walking through Union Square this afternoon to find some place to each lunch and do some christmas shopping for my wife. As I was walking through I was approached by Sarah. She was conducting a survey on if the small “temporary” pedestrian friendly area they had set up temporarily should become permanent. The survey literally took a minute or two and after that I told her about my project.
As you can image as she approached me I was already thing, “got to get this stranger”. She had on that bright blue jacket and they had artificial turf on the street. I figured that would make for a great portrait. It helped quite a bit that Sarah was extremely outgoing and happy to talk with me. She told me she enjoyed what she was doing because she gets to talk to people. After discussing a bit, I told her that I kind of get in trouble when walking in San Francisco because I make eye contact with all kinds of people looking for interesting faces to photograph. She agreed because it turns out she sketches portrait. Either it was a great encounter.
Sarah thank you for taking the time to talk and be apart of my project!
Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page (www.flickr.com/groups/100strangers/)