a few dollars to help me buy a new one so I can shoot some more.
A donation of $20 per image grants unrestricted royalty-free distribution. Thanks!
-John.
The further North Sarah and I went the less happy people
seemed to be. There were a few people laughing but I think that was their
way of dealing with the stress.
So we decided to get a soda and go to the park.
Time passes, and it turns out my friend Eric was at a
nearby bar drinking water because he had no cash. All the ATMs in the city
were down until the next day.
Then he made me give him some money for some falafel.
Sarah went home. (Why, I don't know, the place is boring enough when there
is power. Something about being tired.) We went back to the park.
It started to get dark, and there wasn't much chance
of the power going back on. I decided to take some ridiculous photographs.
Nancy Whiskey has six dollar pitchers. Even when there
is no power. They also have a special "You can drink in the street, the cops
have better things to do" license.
I get a little anxious.
