I went up to New Jersey to see my grandchildren and my son. On Wednesday I decided to take the NJ Transit train into Manhattan (Penn Station) to take some street photography. There are so many photo opportunities in Manhattan, especially in the 34th Street area, around Penn Station. I spent about 1 and half hours taking photos of unsuspecting people. A few people, especially a street vendor, objected but he let me go. I enjoyed soaking in the atmosphere and reminiscing about when I used to be one of those people, rushing around, and glad I am not that person now. It was still loads of fun and I think I got lots of great shots.
Hispanic Festival
Photos taken at the Hispanic Festival in Augusta, GA.
Lots of ethnic amazing food, Pina Coladas, dancing, and fun for all who attended. A beautiful day in Augusta, Ga for everyone who is Latin or just loves Hispanic culture. It was unusually hot for October (92) but that didn’t stop fans of the Hispanic Festival, vendors, and dancers from celebrating the Hispanic culture, very rich and enduring.
-
- Statue of Founder of Augusta
-
- Pina Colada Girl
-
- American Indian Shirts
-
- Hispanic Festival Vendor
-
- Hat Ladies
-
- Epanadas at Hispanic Festival
-
- Dancers at Festival
-
- Dancers at Hispanic Festival
-
- Cooking at Festival
-
- Clowns at Hispanic Festival
-
- Friends at Hispanic Festival
Marilyn Botta is a writer, and amateur photographer. She recently became interested in digital photography and is constantly perfecting her craft. Please visit her Blog: https://awomanspeaksout.com for some interesting commentary about life.