NOLA Southern Decadence Festival (VIDEO)
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NOLA Southern Decadence Festival (VIDEO)
On the way home from work Saturday I stopped by the Southern Decadence Festival in the French Quarter to see what images I might capture with my helmet cam.
WARNING! This vid is quite different from my usual format. If you are uptight about same-sex persons holding hands in public, don't look at it.
If you decide to join me, you only need to know one thing guys: DO NOT take your shirt off unless you are "available".
New Orleans Southern Decadence Festival By Bicycle (7:38) RATED PG - Parental Guidance Suggested
WARNING! This vid is quite different from my usual format. If you are uptight about same-sex persons holding hands in public, don't look at it.
If you decide to join me, you only need to know one thing guys: DO NOT take your shirt off unless you are "available".
New Orleans Southern Decadence Festival By Bicycle (7:38) RATED PG - Parental Guidance Suggested
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Leave it to the thumpers to try and screw up a good party.
That's the problem of organized religion...it teaches to force ideas down their throat or in some instances Kill them if they don't assimilate.
Got no problem with the Decadence but I am looking forward to the Mardi Gras vids as well!
That's the problem of organized religion...it teaches to force ideas down their throat or in some instances Kill them if they don't assimilate.
Got no problem with the Decadence but I am looking forward to the Mardi Gras vids as well!
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They don't have a prayer in NOLA.
I been seeing some of the same guys for ten years - Mardi Gras too. I think they use it as a tax write-off. Anyway, they actually make the whole thing just that much more fun. Not many infidels get ruffled about it here.
I been seeing some of the same guys for ten years - Mardi Gras too. I think they use it as a tax write-off. Anyway, they actually make the whole thing just that much more fun. Not many infidels get ruffled about it here.
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That might come sooner than you think!
I am a pretty fair photographer. In 2000-2001 I had a Website entitled "Mardi Gras 2000" which featured 1000 photos EACH year of the Mardi Gras season. I usually snapped about 500 on Mardi Gras Day. The server went bust and I have never tried to find another. But I can turn the photos into video footage and post them, probably on NOLA.com or Vimeo.
I am slowly turning the best photos into a series (probably 10 chapters) using "Ken Brown" type video style. The photos are all PG rated. There are plenty of "Girls Gone Wild" sources for Bourbon Street foolishness online and very little real Mardi Gras images. My photos feature REAL Mardi Gras stuff that locals do, not the "fratboy/midwesterners gone wild" stuff that highlights a pretty narrow view of what goes on down here. Lots of costumes, parades, and people-watching photos. No flashing on Bourbon Street.
I guess I would post such a thing in FOO, as there is no way to work in bicycles at all.
I am a pretty fair photographer. In 2000-2001 I had a Website entitled "Mardi Gras 2000" which featured 1000 photos EACH year of the Mardi Gras season. I usually snapped about 500 on Mardi Gras Day. The server went bust and I have never tried to find another. But I can turn the photos into video footage and post them, probably on NOLA.com or Vimeo.
I am slowly turning the best photos into a series (probably 10 chapters) using "Ken Brown" type video style. The photos are all PG rated. There are plenty of "Girls Gone Wild" sources for Bourbon Street foolishness online and very little real Mardi Gras images. My photos feature REAL Mardi Gras stuff that locals do, not the "fratboy/midwesterners gone wild" stuff that highlights a pretty narrow view of what goes on down here. Lots of costumes, parades, and people-watching photos. No flashing on Bourbon Street.
I guess I would post such a thing in FOO, as there is no way to work in bicycles at all.