Friday people day again and I took this photo at the Cessnock Swap Meet market a few weeks ago.
This chap certainly seems to be making a statement.
I was going to ask him if I could take his photo, but when he turned round I noticed he had studs in his eyebrows, a stud through his nose and rings through his lips, plus a tattoo on his left cheek, so I chickened out of asking. He would probably have been fine about it, but I wasn't going to risk it. He may have misinterpreted my intentions, he did look an interesting character.
You never know if he might think you were taking the picture because of how he looked.....I mean you were but not in a nasty way! Looks like a typical car boot as we call them! You see some interesting people at places like that!
A statement indeed, open to interpretation but if he's happy with that, good luck to him! Some people have been very kind about my new haircut, too. (There's no accounting for taste!)
Well captured Babs and I think it's great to have the courage to make a statement. I guess he would probably have been a quiet type had you approached him.....
I am not surprised you chickened out Babs he looks scary . btw thank you for your recent comments . I am not sure if they have the flower festival in Buxton I would like to go and see the well dressing.
Bet he would have been ok. We were talking about this sort of chap earlier today. A friend said one of the guy who raises €1000s for cancer care looks like this and is a poppet!
@chimfa I agree Jane, he probably would have been okay if I'd have asked him, but he was with his mates and also at the market so I didn't want to barge in.
I took this photo http://365project.org/onewing/365/2014-10-17 last year of a bikie chap and got chatting to him. He was lovely and after showing me his tats he then showed me the scar where he donated his kidney to his daughter. As you say quite a poppet really. They are never as tough as they look from my experience of chatting up strangers, ha ha.
I took this photo http://365project.org/onewing/365/2014-10-17 last year of a bikie chap and got chatting to him. He was lovely and after showing me his tats he then showed me the scar where he donated his kidney to his daughter. As you say quite a poppet really. They are never as tough as they look from my experience of chatting up strangers, ha ha.