“The Snap” is a new, original-photography feature for New Raleigh. Regularly, we’ll post a shot from around town with the goal of featuring unique images from our city. It’s half art, half journalism. Enjoy.
A patron at Raleigh’s Global Village on Hillsborough St. reads on a winter afternoon.
Photo by Ben McKeown
that would be mikio aoi, a grad student in biomath at state.
Snap on!
Can you make The Snap a separate RSS feed?
hmmm… anybody paying attention to privacy rights? technically photographing someone in a “public place” is OK without permission. However a private business (like Global Village) is not really a public place. Just a suggestion to help you avoid a future pain in the arse.
I’d love to submit some images for this if you’d like?
Craig
http://www.lusterstudios.com
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GV wins!!
Seriously, though—he’s at my table. %&$#$@@
He’s lucky…9 out of 10 times I pass Global Village, they’re closed. 
Hmm! KC’s observation is interesting.
Try going when the sun is out, Rob.
Awesome! I love the idea, but as Craig mentioned, are you guys taking submissions?
Submissions can be sent to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
The Snap submission guidelines:
- If you have a shot you’d to be considered for The Snap, email that photo to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
- Photo should be taken in Raleigh, NC.
- Resize photo to no more than 1000 pixels on the longest side.
- Also include: a detailed caption, your name, photographer’s name (if different than yours)
- Be creative!
Good coffee is getting easier and easier to find. Great space to enjoy your drink remains rare. Global fills the need. Can’t define. Just the facts, Ma’am.
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