Decided to head down to the annual Punahou Carnival with fellow photographers Dallas Nagata and Jonas Maon yesterday. The plan was to get a jump on the white elephant sale to find old clothing or props to use in our shoots. It wasn't too much of a success, but we had fun nonetheless. Cameras in tow, we shot in the harsh light of the morning sun. The results differ greatly from what I shot a couple of years back, but I'm mostly happy with the results despite not being "completely into it." :)
We waited about 45 minutes in the scalding heat to get into the tent where the rummage sale was.
I really want a filter like hers. Anyone got an extra 250 bucks?
Jonas' great find. The battery had blown up inside, but for ten bucks, I'm thinking I should have picked this up for prop value alone. It also came with a really cool leather bag!
Credit Dallas for pointing this out to me. Her shot came out almost identical, and I'll post a link once it's up there publicly.
Dallas bought this littler bubble maker in hopes of using as a prop and to help whittle her script count. It was mostly useless. I think I captured the only instance in which it blew any bubbles. It end up in the trash 15 minutes later.
On the way back to the car, the masonry at Central Union Church's parking lot caught my eye. I asked for model volunteers, wanting Jonas first. LOL (jk). Dallas stepped up to the plate.
