Showing posts with label the south. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the south. Show all posts

Saturday, October 10, 2009

The South

Dear Georgia,

Today I ventured into an unknown world- the south. It really is a different place, I was even nervous asking people if I could take their portraits- that never happens! Instead, I took photographs of shapes and color. There were so many times I wanted to pull over the car and explore an abandoned house, or stop and ask a family sitting on the porch of their brightly colored house if I could sit with them and take some photographs. I was driving with my mom- who often gets embarrassed with my constant photo snapping- so I didn't. Instead, I took many photographs in my mind and I enjoyed opening my eyes to other things on our journey. I got to taste the most raw apple I have ever bitten into, ate an almost full platter of fried green tomatoes, admired the peeling paint on regal old south houses, cracked open a boiled peanut that was boiled in an old oil drum and had my first pot of crawdids. The South is truly beautiful. Thank you for the adventure and putting up with my shutter clicks, Ma!




Love,
Chelsea

Old Men of Georgia

My mom recently moved down to Georgia for her job at Delta and I got to visit her in her new home for the weekend in Coweta county! We spent some time driving around trying boiled peanuts, attempting to zipline through the trees, tasting crawdids and browsing some fantastic digs. My favorite places were the stops we made with the greatest characters and juiciest tomatoes. Please join me on my journey and meet some fantastic Coweitans.




Can anybody tell me what is in each one of these photos? Besides an old man...........


To Georgia with Love,
Chelsea