Little princess.
She was getting ready for her walk as a first liner in a second line. I asked if I could take her picture. She wasn’t sure so I asked her mom, who said sure. She also wanted a copy of the picture.
I made sure that she got that.
That’s the number one rule when you are working on the street. Do whatever you say you are going to do. That’s your street cred. Your only street cred. Being a working photographer is meaningless with everybody taking pictures on their phones.
There are two other rules.
“Be nice or leave,” was a sign created by folk artist Dr. Bob. Do what the sign says.
Stay focused. You might know a lot of people. Hang with them before the second line starts. When it does, do what you came to do.
That’s the street.
For now.
Stay safe. Enjoy every crawfish.
What a wonderful portrait of a beautiful little girl!
We love Dr. Bob and his art. We see him every year at the local arts festival. Sadly, it likely won’t happen this year.
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Thank you. One of the first times I photographed Bob he had some kind of allergic reaction. His face was fire engine red. Yeah, we won’t get on the road until late 2021.
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what a doll!
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Thank you. The little ones are stunning. They grow into the culture.
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sweetness ☺️👼 I’m having a sandwich still 💫
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Ah ha. You haven’t been reading the tagline. It changes daily. 🙂
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