When I worked in nearby towns I would often stop in at Rojo’s Roastery for a latte; at least once a week, and usually on Friday's. Sometimes I would sit and enjoy a latte, cappucino or cortado while consuming a muffin or scone. It was a weekly espresso drink respite.
Once I started working at places further afield, I had little time for Rojo's. Depending on the location, Metropark or New York City, the commute was between 1 to 2 hours. I wanted to be at the office by 8 AM. Rojo's opens at 7 AM. I didn't have time to visit.
But I work from home a few days a week, and I am usually telecommuting on Friday. After six months of this, it dawned on me this morning, that I had time in the morning to return to my weekly habit.

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Khürt Williams
11th January 2019 at 12:53 PMAfter having lunch1 with Michael at PJ's Pancake House I took a leisurely route through Rockingham and Rocky Hill toward home. My mind started to think about the images I had captured and drifted to thinking about street photography.Is street photography still street photography if the principles are practised indoors? Let's take a look at what James Maher wrote about street photography.
I took note that Maher's definition does not mention the word street until the second sentence. However, he does admit the term itself is vague. If street photography is meant to show the photographer's subjective view of the world can that goal be accomplished inside a mall or other building? What if I removed the street from the equation but focus on all the other aspects of that type of photography; i.e. candid photography of people and humanity?He goes on to write:
I started thinking about this because Skillman does not have a downtown, a street where people walk about their daily lives. Hopewell and Princeton have a walkable downtown, but Skillman, Hillsborough, West Windsor, South Brunswick, North Brunswick, and Plainsboro do not. This morning and this afternoon after taking photos of customers, I looked at the results and it occurred to me that they had elements of street photography.Who are these people? What is the relationship? What are they talking about? Then the fears kicked in.What if they see me taking this photo? Would they be upset? Would they complain to the manager? Would I be asked to leave?What do you think? What do you call photography that many of the elements of street photography but is not which is not conducted on a street and has no walking around?
I had two eggs with several strips of bacon. And lots of unsweetened ice tea. ?
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