Showing posts with label state fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label state fair. Show all posts

Friday, October 10, 2008

Wings and a Star at the Fair


Today you get a double treat of tattoos at the fair!

I noticed the black straps surrounding the tattoo and was intriqued by the writing that was only partially showing. I asked her if I could take a photo and she was very happy to allow it.

Wings at the Fair

I gave her my card and told her if she needed any other photography to give me a call. Her friend piped up and they were from out of town, working one of the booths in the expo building selling shammies I think.

But she said she gets around so she would keep my card, just in case.

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I was eating my required fair meal of italian sausage and notice this couple talking at the table in front of me.

The guy was clingy, wrapping his arms around her again and again, kissing her cheek and generally seeming to want to possess her. She on the other hand simply sat there eating and talking, never once turning to him.

A Star at the Fair

The wind blew her hair and I notice the star tattoo. I went up and asked her if I could take a photo of it and the guy butted in and answered quickly and authoritatively, 'sure you can'. I looked to her and she said 'yes'.

I later saw them walking towards the parking lot and he still had her wrapped up in his arms. It didn't seem to be a good type of wrapping.

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Wednesday, October 08, 2008

The Racy Race Car Driver


Two days later the cheerleader was transformed into a race car driver.

I met her by accident elsewhere at the fair and stopped her to tell I had posted the photo of her as a cheerleader and the immediate response I got from a friend of hers who she went to high school with. She was very happy to hear it, saying it completely made her day.

Stripe


We got into a conversation about how many costumes she has (about 150) and the amount of work she does traveling between Tulsa and Los Angeles.

She mentioned she needs to have photos taken of her in all her costumes to update her website and I, of course, offered my services to do the photo shoot.

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Tuesday, October 07, 2008

The Painter and the Custodians



Tulsa State Fair - The area behind the midway and outside the big expo building is a great place to see spaces and people in unexpected juxtapositions.

The Painter and the Custodians

But don't go there if you have a sensitive nose. It truly stinks!

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Monday, October 06, 2008

The Keepers of the Flame



Tulsa State Fair - 2008

I love groups of people that hold on to something. They are the keepers of the flame.

The Keepers of the Flame

I like that there is a young woman in the midst of the older women. She will be those women in another 30 years, and will have handed down the clogging tradition to someone much younger. I love that.

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Friday, October 03, 2008

My Favorite Cake at the State Fair

Man, was this ever the stand out for me. What a great, innovative idea for a cake! As a designer, I love going through the cake display in general. There are so many creative decisions that are made (or not made) that make looking at the creations well worth the time.

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Thursday, October 02, 2008

Backs and Straps at the State Fair #1


One of the best aspects of the State Fair for me is the plethora of fantastic backs and straps. The design combinations are never ending.

Backs and Straps at the State Fair #1

I liked this one in particular because of the bright lime green X across the middle of her back.

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Tuesday, September 30, 2008

The Cheerleader at the State Fair at the Casino Display of the Creek Indians


You see a LOT of wild things at the fair, but for some reason this casino cheerleader really just topped them all today. She was very kind to pose for me with good cheer. September, 2008

The Cheerleader at the State Fair at the Casino Display of the Creek Indians

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