Came across these pictures I took in New Orleans, and remembered I had intentionally composed them to include two subjects with different stories. As it happens, one of the subjects always includes the girl with the violin – but the others change.
With any luck – and if I’ve done my job right – you’ll be able to figure out the other of the two subjects:
© Alice through the Macro Lens [2012]
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Nice post for this week theme
Thanks! It is a totally different concept than my first effort, but I still think they fit the challenge.
Alice, I happened to notice your link on the WP site and clicked on it. Funny you should have posted photos from New Orleans, as I just got back from there a couple of hours ago! I will be posting captures from my trip most of the week. I just have to get them organized. Nice! Glad I clicked! Margie
Thanks. Hope you enjoyed your trip. Mine wasn’t really for touristy reasons, but my son and I happened to make an afternoon of sitting at the Cafe do Monde one afternoon (as you do!). there’s a couple of other pics in the “Journey” challenge last week too 🙂
Three great shots though I think the first is my favourite
http://jobryantnz.wordpress.com/2012/04/14/weekly-photo-challenge-two-subjects/
Thanks. I took couple of those over the shoulder of the artist – but I think this one shows enough of the picture being drawn to at least recognise the guitarist.
great pictures for the challenge
http://amarnaik.wordpress.com/2012/04/14/weekly-photo-challenge-two-subjects/
Thanks Amar. Nice of you to say so.
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Nice shots – the bottom oneis my favorite!
Thank you! It’s mine too. He actually started dancing a little later, but my battery ran out! (It had been a long day 🙂 )
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Busking in the streets, oh yes I can remember doing similar years ago now..;)
Me too! It’s how I made my money to get to the states in the first place!
I so like, success for you as well I hope
soon very soon I will be posting my street shots 🙂 great photos Alice
Thank you. I’m looking forward to seeing yours.
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Nice… 🙂
Like the mood of the pictures..
It was a really relaxed, easy-going, peaceful mood – sipping coffee, eating beignets, and listening to the street music. What could be better 🙂
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Nice photos. I like the focus on the third photo. I saw those two ladies playing on Royal street this past week. She does a wonderful job with the violin.
It’s good to know they are still going … I took those pics about three years ago.
I think this was taken on Decatur? at the Cafe du monde. I assume the musicians must have alloted times for different pitches.
What a great life if you can do it!
Great shots, Macro Alice!
Thank you, Horsey Woman Robin!
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Alice, wonderful photo’s 😀
Thank you – New Orleans just hands you stuff like that. Such an interesting place.
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Interesting and very perceptive!
Thank you. I’m not keen on “normal” pictures – so it was good to find interesting subjects.
Even though I don’t see any bugs in these, I think you did a great job with them 😉
Thank you – I think!
Funny, I didn’t intend for my blog to be known for photos initially, but things happened that way… And now, it seems, that I’m renowned for bugs!
I’ve created a monster! 🙂
It was definitely meant as a compliment!
I like reading your posts, but the photographer in me has to mention the photos too!