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Showing posts with label caribbean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caribbean. Show all posts
Monday, May 29, 2017
Carnival Parade Covington Highway In Georgia with E37 Photography
This a short version of the Carnival Parade captured on Covington High just outside of Atlanta, Georgia.
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Carnival Parade in Decatur, Georgia
How many of you ever wanted to go back in time to relive happy moments in your life? Have you ever wanted to see something you heard of but you could not make it? Relax for awhile and enjoy a few minutes of fun from the Carnival Parade.
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Friday, May 29, 2015
The Atlanta Carnival Parade 2015 in Decatur, Georgia
E37 Photography by Ralph Williams created a 3 minute excerpt of photography images from the Carnival Parade in Decatur, Georgia. You will see many colorful costumes in the parade. This event occurred May 23, 2015 during the Memorial Day Holiday. There were plenty of photographers and people all along the parade route to the carnival. If you want to see more photography from this parade. Visit E37 Photography website and view of 400 images.
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Atlanta Carnival 2015 Parade Decatur Georgia May 23, 2015 Saturday
Before writing this blog page, the photographer discovered that it is a good thing to post events on a timely basis. He tried to find a post on the timeline of blog story for a body painter. He could not find the right post. This lesson served as a reminder to current record dates and write more often about each key photography event. This writing process does take time but it is necessary to keep good records of flowing events and reminder to document important dates.
This blog displays very colorful images of mostly African American celebrating their Caribbean Carnival on the streets of Decatur which is a suburb city of Atlanta. The photographer decided to photograph the Decatur event for the first time. He had planned to photograph the usual Caribbean Carnival festival in Atlanta. From learning only a week early that a new group started another festival association in the Decatur. A decision was made to try a this new event. The group appeared younger compared to the Atlanta Carnival group. Both events were held on the same Saturday of Memorial weekend. This caused much confusion on deciding where to attend. After reviewing the facts of the day, the Atlanta Carnival had a smaller parade members. The Decatur parade members appeared much larger with many varieties of colorful costumes. Loud music trucks fill the air with vibrant vibrant music. The party began in the parking lot before the members feet touched the parade street that started from Covington Highway and ended at Kensington Marta Station for the festival location. From viewing the stage and ground areas on the Internet, the grounds appeared smaller compared to location in Atlanta. The Atlanta Carnival reached large numbers based on viewing the posted images on the Internet. The Atlanta group had a least three live radio stations broadcasting on remote. The Decatur group had more participants in the parade. The conclusion is that some of the Decatur people may have left to attend the Atlanta festival to pack the the Fourth Ward District festival setting. Well, now let's show the parade images. More than 450 images were posted for your viewing.
Visit E37 Photography Website to view more images of the parade
The church parking space and other neighbor businesses provided ample space to park. Trying to decide how to photograph the people to eliminate the shadow on the faces took a some minutes to figure out what were the best setting.Using a flash would fill in the shadows. The ladies whore elaborate head pieces that cast shadows. After a few test, the camera setting were set without the use of flash aperture setting were open larger than normal to give the faces more light at the risk of create more highlight in the background.
This blog displays very colorful images of mostly African American celebrating their Caribbean Carnival on the streets of Decatur which is a suburb city of Atlanta. The photographer decided to photograph the Decatur event for the first time. He had planned to photograph the usual Caribbean Carnival festival in Atlanta. From learning only a week early that a new group started another festival association in the Decatur. A decision was made to try a this new event. The group appeared younger compared to the Atlanta Carnival group. Both events were held on the same Saturday of Memorial weekend. This caused much confusion on deciding where to attend. After reviewing the facts of the day, the Atlanta Carnival had a smaller parade members. The Decatur parade members appeared much larger with many varieties of colorful costumes. Loud music trucks fill the air with vibrant vibrant music. The party began in the parking lot before the members feet touched the parade street that started from Covington Highway and ended at Kensington Marta Station for the festival location. From viewing the stage and ground areas on the Internet, the grounds appeared smaller compared to location in Atlanta. The Atlanta Carnival reached large numbers based on viewing the posted images on the Internet. The Atlanta group had a least three live radio stations broadcasting on remote. The Decatur group had more participants in the parade. The conclusion is that some of the Decatur people may have left to attend the Atlanta festival to pack the the Fourth Ward District festival setting. Well, now let's show the parade images. More than 450 images were posted for your viewing.
Visit E37 Photography Website to view more images of the parade
The church parking space and other neighbor businesses provided ample space to park. Trying to decide how to photograph the people to eliminate the shadow on the faces took a some minutes to figure out what were the best setting.Using a flash would fill in the shadows. The ladies whore elaborate head pieces that cast shadows. After a few test, the camera setting were set without the use of flash aperture setting were open larger than normal to give the faces more light at the risk of create more highlight in the background.
Since there were many images photographed, we will show a part two. More scenes will be revealed from the street. You see a lot of partying in all areas of the street. Just follow the large music truck.
Friday, March 28, 2014
Monday, July 29, 2013
E37 Photography by Ralph E. Williams at the Museum Bar Atlanta, Georgia Body Painting
The lovely ladies spent an evening getting body painted for the I Am Soca Event at the Museum Bar in Atlanta, Georgia. This event was held during the Caribbean Carnival event during Memorial Day Weekend. Make up and body painting takes time but the result were well work it.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Body Painting Photography of models at The Museum Bar in Atlanta, Georgia
E37 Photography took a trip to the Museum Bar which is a popular venue for people who enjoy the night life. I AM SOCA hosted an event during the Memorial Day celebration that brought thousand of people in Atlanta to enjoy the Atlanta Caribbean Festival. Sammy Ro was one of two models who worked with the host at this festive event. You can imagine the hours involved painting the models. The photographer Ralph Williams, body painters with Bombshedevil Star Diva, Mike Yoribe, make up artist Beverly Hegmon were pleased with the end result.
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Atlanta Caribbean Carnival May 25, 2013 Memorial E37 Photography
Dwight Eubanks a very popular Atlanta socialite leads off the Atlanta Caribbean Carnival Parade
The lovely Ms. Universe Bahamas rides the parade route with a beautiful smile
This lady was turning and turning with amazing energy. She had to be in great shape to complete the parade route. I hope they gave her water on the way. What would she do if she had to go to the restroom?
Love the red and aqua color in this group. They were all so colorful.
The gold man was throwing powder on everyone. Look at this lady reaction!
The gold man was talking and interacting with everyone. Can you imagine this lady traveled the parade route with the baby carriage.
Plenty of water and energy needed to last this parade route
The Gold Man was my favorite in the parade. He walked up to me for a closeuo
The Caribbean folk were everywhere in the street running along side of vehicles
This group wore my favorite color combination
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