On a rainy Saturday in Glasgow, it seemed the best thing to do was descend into the underground, and ride the subway around for a few hours; changing here, alighting there, rockin’ out, snapping frames - hanging out and riding the loop with my CouchSurfer Jolene. Good day out. The Subway Festival.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
The Subway Festival.
Hello,
On a rainy Saturday in Glasgow, it seemed the best thing to do was descend into the underground, and ride the subway around for a few hours; changing here, alighting there, rockin’ out, snapping frames - hanging out and riding the loop with my CouchSurfer Jolene. Good day out. The Subway Festival.
On a rainy Saturday in Glasgow, it seemed the best thing to do was descend into the underground, and ride the subway around for a few hours; changing here, alighting there, rockin’ out, snapping frames - hanging out and riding the loop with my CouchSurfer Jolene. Good day out. The Subway Festival.
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awesome portraits! show me more...
I remember the first time I was in Paris on the Metro, a bunch of guys came in with a instruments, really bizare instruments like a sax, flute, trombone, and banjo (I think). I was spell-bound watching them. Between the music, the smell, the dim lights, and the graffiti; it's one of my favourite memories. I also remember that I seemed to be the only one interested... everyone else was used to it apparently.
Haha, the strangest things happen on the Paris metropolitan. My friend in subway carnivale exploration has some crazy videos from the day, which I will get from her (hint Jolene), and post asap. For now, though. enjoy a little Parisian diddy from one of the best bands out of Montreal. Malajube!
Enjoy!
http://www.blogotheque.net/Malajube,3450
-Hint, video 69.2, the middle one.
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