Young men dressed as their favourite Doctors from a certain British cult telly show, downtown St. John’s. All part of the Sci-Fi on the Rock convention, held here in the spring.
Man plays guitar outside a coffee shop, downtown St. John’s.
Local activists taking part in Sleep Out 120 back in April. Shot on Water Street, St. John’s.
Sleep Out 120 is a five-day campaign during which participants like these commit to living down-and-out on the streets of St. John’s to raise awareness about shortages of youth housing and homelessness in Newfoundland and Labrador.
The car mentioned in yesterday’s post. CONTINUITY, PEOPLE! STORYTELLING, VISUAL OR OTHERWISE, DEMANDS CONTINUITY!
(Also, yellow is my favorite sunny day colour. Something about it just pops.)
“What are you doing down there with that camera?”
“Taking a picture of this car.”
“Oh. It’s my birthday today!”
“Happy birthday!”
“Will you take a picture of me?”
“Absolutely.”
Courtney (despite the “Daniel” name tag), busker, St. John’s.
A friend of mine spotted me shooting downtown, pulled over and flashed me a glimpse of her new tights.
Ashley, flight attendant visiting St. John’s. We chatted briefly about travel, living away from home, and the ocean.
“S’up?”
Friendly gent, downtown St. John’s.
My friend Hil, gleefully checking out her new socks. Signal Skates, St. John’s.
