Showing posts with label 100 Strangers Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100 Strangers Project. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

100 Stranger Project #11


Ilise is a beautiful Canadian woman from Vancover who is working in Mazatlan for a company named Sendero Mexico, and she was one of the spotters for the young girl I featured yesterday. The small photo is another picture of the child navigating the climbing wall. Who would have thought climbing a wall could be so much fun??

Thursday, March 05, 2009

100 Strangers Project #10


Gabrielle is a 19-year-old student attending a local college in Mazatlan, Mexico. While I was reading in the Plaza on a warm and sunny day, she approached me and asked if she could practice her English by interviewing me. I gladly agreed to help her with her class assignment. When she was finished, I turned the tables and then interviewed her for my 100 strangers project. She is a refined and gentle young woman who is majoring in science.

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

100 Strangers Project #6

When I was still in Minnesota and posting from my VisualStPaul blog, I decided to participate in Flickr's group that approached strangers to photograph. The objective was to become more comfortable asking someone you don't know for a photograph and also to perfect your technique in the process. I decided to resume the project on this blog also, and I will occasionally post a photo of a stranger with information about them.

We met Kela and her novio (boyfriend) in a store in Zona Dorado when Jaime was looking to buy Cuban cigars. Manuel was the primary clerk who typically made a hard sell while Kela sat demurely on the side. Before I photographed her, he nodded approval. We had an interesting chat about the current state of business and the economics re. tourist trade. Jaime incidentally left with 3 cigars.