Showing posts with label Casey the Chef. Show all posts
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Sunday, January 31, 2010

Going Bananas on Mill Avenue


The yellow one was with the Justice League on Mill Avenue.
Here's of a shot of the big yellow guy making his presence known to Clif the Lawyer.

Clif the Lawyer likes a good time just as much as the next guy. But the banana just wouldn't leave him alone. Big Yellow actually caused Clif to miss a nice bus shot. But did Clif lose his cool? Heck no, Clif the Lawyer's got enough patience to be a doctor.


Here's the the banana with four runners warming up for the P.F. Chang's Marathon.
One of the girls shouted in a German accent, "HEY, WHY ARE YOU PHOTOGRAPHING A BANANA?"
To which I adeptly replied, "I, I DON'T HAVE THE SLIGHTEST IDEA!"

The big guy looms high above Mill Avenue in the high rise parking garage with Clif, Rick and Casey.


Here I am trying to get artsy with the banana and a windo reflection shot. Looks like I'm all about bananas and reflection shots.


The big banana didn' make it to the end of the shoot. I got hungry. There will be other bananas and other shoots.

Saturday, January 23, 2010

The Arizona Justice League of Photograpers On Mill Avenue


The Arizona Justice League of Photographers recently ventured out to Mill Avenue in Tempe
From left to right are Rick the I.T. Guy, Casey the Chef, Clif the Lawyer and Yours Truly.


Mill Avenue runds along the Western side of Arizona State University. Lined with gorgeous ficus trees and dotted with coffee shops, book stores, restaurants, bars and funky curious characters, it's a fantastic place to take a few pictures on a crisp January morning. It's also a great place for a date. My wife and I took a cozy stroll along Mill Avenue on the night we met.


These two characters were kind enough snap a few pictures of our crew. They introduced themselves as Lucy and Ricky, a couple of wandering Bolivian billionaires. It's not every day you meet wandering Bolivian billionaires.


This is Mill Avenue's name sake, the Hayden Flour Mill. The structure is nearly a hundred years old and rumored to be haunted.




I tried to get artistic this time around.


Clif the Lawyer came up with the idea of climbing up to the top floor of a parking structure for some top of the world type shots. My acrophobia was in full swing.



Here's a reflection shot into a glass building. If you look closely you can see Clif and me snapping away from the top of the structure.



Here's your run of the mill girl with a cat on a leash and kid holding a sword with a cat on his shoulder. I asked him what the sword was for and he just laughed, scary like. I laughed too, as I walked away, real fast like.




No big deal - a picture of a guy standing in front of a phone booth talking on a cell phone.


How about a picture of a guy standing in front of a phone booth talking on a banana?
Yeah, that's what I thought...



Here's Clif the Lawyer under the lush cover ficus trees having a conversation with one of the Mill Avenue regulars.


Really don't know what to say about this head shop window photo. Just thought it looked kinda cool in an every little thing goanna be alright kinda way...


This bus obviously made it's destination. I'd like to know what the launch point was.

This is a shot of All Saint's Catholic Church across the street from ASU. Over a hundred years old, it's the oldest house of worship in greater metropolitan Phoenix


Here I am trying to be mister artistic photographer guy.


I thiught the light flashes between the orange tree leaves might make a good picture.

I know what you're thinking. Where the heck are the goof ball banana shots?
Next week, friends. Next week.