Every year there is a parade around Christmas time, but I always forget about it. My friend Sally texted me one afternoon and asked if I was going to photograph it, but I had no idea it was even happening - and only a couple blocks down the street from where I live to boot.
I grabbed a camera and took some b&w photos for fun, with my Pentax 67ii. Here's a few of the Valdosta High Marching Band, which always brings back memories of my parade days:
Here are some floats:
And some people (the kids on the second photo were fighting over a huge batch of candy that was thrown from one of the floats):
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Sunday, December 27, 2015
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Rally / Protest regarding Muslim Refugees in Valdosta, GA
Some friends let me know about a rally happening protesting the "Muslim invasion" of the USA in downtown Valdosta. A lot of my friends at the college did a counter-protest at this rally. I documented the event, which happened at the Lowndes County Courthouse:
All images made with my Pentax 67 or 67ii with 35mm/105mm/400mm lenses, on Tri-X, Plus-X, and Ektachrome Plus films.
All images made with my Pentax 67 or 67ii with 35mm/105mm/400mm lenses, on Tri-X, Plus-X, and Ektachrome Plus films.
Sunday, August 2, 2015
100 Black Men of Valdosta Barbecue Competition 2015
This year marks the 20th Anniversary for the 100 Black Men of Valdosta's Barbecue Cook-off.
I've missed the last couple of years but was able to come out this time and really had fun shooting some images of the barbecuing. Meagan enjoyed some jerked chicken and a snowcone while I snapped away with my Rolleiflex.
Here are some images from the event, with either Tri-X or Plus-X film, both developed in Acufine:
I've missed the last couple of years but was able to come out this time and really had fun shooting some images of the barbecuing. Meagan enjoyed some jerked chicken and a snowcone while I snapped away with my Rolleiflex.
Here are some images from the event, with either Tri-X or Plus-X film, both developed in Acufine:
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