As I was taking this photo, a man in the cafe said, pretty soon I might not be able to take the same photo; meaning, print newspapers may be gone. I said, I know, I used to work for one.
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- hi there,
- I have spent the last twenty years as a photojournalist, the last twelve at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper until it's closing in March. My background gave me the skills to shoot in almost any setting. I enjoy shooting all kinds of things-portraits including family, children, maternity, business, and high school seniors- weddings-bar/bat mitzvahs-book projects, and of course, I still do photojournalism and am represented by Zuma Press. Sessions begin at $250, and I will make every effort to work with budgetary constraints. Please contact me via email or phone for a price quote. I look forward to hearing from you! meryl.schenker@comcast.net---206-718-0398
At first I thought it was an old time photo.
ReplyDeleteLooks like he is uncovering his mouth, about to say something. Hopefully the new media will be able to accurately integrate his voice into the narrative.
Wonderful image.
He is probably sitting where the P-I used to live. I miss you pictures.
ReplyDeleteOops. Should say "your pictures."
ReplyDeleteThis is nice Meryl. but sad...
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