The Happy, Smiling Faces Of The People We Never Knew
About a week ago, I decided to do a photography experiment
I bought two disposable cameras.
I tied some nylon string to them.
Then I wrote a note.
I took the cameras-on-a-string and the note (with duct tape) to a table and in a park late at night.
I tied the cameras to a bench by and a table, respectively, and left the note.
This is what the note said:
"Hey there,
I tied this camera to this bench so you could take pictures with it. Seriously. So have fun. I'll be back later this evening to pick it up. Love, Chris"
I left the first camera on a table outside of the Starbucks at the shopping centre on Hulen Street, near Bed Bath and Bodyworks, DSW Shoes, and Blockbuster. I left the second camera at the Tanglewood Playground, across the street from Tanglewood Elementary, in Overton Park, by the basketball court. The idea was... let people take pictures! And see what happens. These are the results:
I bought two disposable cameras.
I tied some nylon string to them.
Then I wrote a note.
I took the cameras-on-a-string and the note (with duct tape) to a table and in a park late at night.
I tied the cameras to a bench by and a table, respectively, and left the note.
This is what the note said:
"Hey there,
I tied this camera to this bench so you could take pictures with it. Seriously. So have fun. I'll be back later this evening to pick it up. Love, Chris"
I left the first camera on a table outside of the Starbucks at the shopping centre on Hulen Street, near Bed Bath and Bodyworks, DSW Shoes, and Blockbuster. I left the second camera at the Tanglewood Playground, across the street from Tanglewood Elementary, in Overton Park, by the basketball court. The idea was... let people take pictures! And see what happens. These are the results: