Be careful - you're promoting Satanism! Next thing you'll be encouraging us all to read Harry Potter books...
I had a little mini-project going for a few years in which I photographed the kids standing in my doorway in their Satanist raiment, in return for an investment in their future diabetes. I haven't pursued it for several years though because I'm either elsewhere that night, or I forget to buy the several tons of chocolatey things that are required. -- Cheers, Bob > -----Original Message----- > From: Glen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 19 October 2005 15:27 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Forget Texas law - Let's talk about Halloween photos ;) > > Sorry, but I thought if I didn't put "Texas" into the subject > line, this message might not get noticed. ;) > > Is anyone interested in doing a Halloween project? This would > be similar to the recent synchronicity project, in the sense > that everyone would be shooting during the same time period. > For those people living in countries that do not observe a > Halloween tradition, you can still submit a photo that > illustrates what happened in your area on October 31st. That > might make a good counterbalance to all the Halloween photos. > > I feel that Halloween it perhaps the most colorful and > unusual holiday in existence. Surely, everyone can find > something interesting to photograph on Halloween? The street > photographers on this list should especially have a great > time participating. > > For those people who live in an area which celebrates "trick > or treat" on a slightly different night (to fit weekend > schedules, etc) you can feel free to photograph on that > night, if you wish. Likewise, if you attend a Halloween party > which is held on a night other than Halloween, feel free to > submit pictures from that night, if you wish. I would prefer > the photos be taken at night, no matter which night you > choose to observe your Halloween activities on, but even that > isn't carved into stone. If you have a very interesting > Halloween themed image taken in daytime, feel free to contribute. > > I had mentioned this idea before, but I thought I would > remind everyone. > I'll probably post another reminder before Halloween arrives. > If you are interested, please speak up. It encourages others > to participate, and insures the success of the project. > > > thanks, > Glen > > > >
