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While I was in Birmingham for a couple of days, I decided to take some shots of the Bullring. It hasn't really been photographed enough has it? Feeling uninspired by that building, due to all the identikit shots taken by photographers before me, I wandered off and found these guys.
Collectively known as MDK, these are my least awful shots of them in action. They will be visiting Liverpool soon, so I'm hoping I might manage to shoot a bit better and do them justice.
DESCRIPTION
A thick, spicy, street dancing riceshake.
INGREDIENTS
- 1 cup Jazz
- 1 cup Soul
- 1 cup R&B
- 1 cup Funk (electro, electro funk, and disco may be used in a pinch.)
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
DIRECTIONS
1) Combine the Jazz, Soul, R&B, and funk in a blender. Puree until smooth.
2) Add additional Soul to thin, if desired.
3) Top with nutmeg.
The recent mural by Cosmo Sarson depicting a religious figure breakdancing
The Stokes Croft area of Bristol has emerged from a rather shabby run down area into a colourful expression of urban art.
While I was in Birmingham for a couple of days, I decided to take some shots of the Bullring. It hasn't really been photographed enough has it? Feeling uninspired by that building, due to all the identikit shots taken by photographers before me, I wandered off and found these guys.
Collectively known as MDK, these are my least awful shots of them in action. They will be visiting Liverpool soon, so I'm hoping I might manage to shoot a bit better and do them justice.
Quote is from Sneakers, but that's basically what these guys said (there were about 5 of them) when they came around collecting cash after their breakdancing performance in the center of the subway car, at rush hour.
They were pretty impressive, and awfully enthusiastic. I gave 'em a dollar (mostly because I took their pictures, even if froma far) and so did a LOT of other people.
Der weltklasse Breakdancer der Tanzschule Eichler hat auch in Schräglage noch Stehvermögen (Foto: Johannes Gellner)
While I was in Birmingham for a couple of days, I decided to take some shots of the Bullring. It hasn't really been photographed enough has it? Feeling uninspired by that building, due to all the identikit shots taken by photographers before me, I wandered off and found these guys.
Collectively known as MDK, these are my least awful shots of them in action. They will be visiting Liverpool soon, so I'm hoping I might manage to shoot a bit better and do them justice.