So, I'm taking some pictures toward the end of this pathetic demonstration and I see some decent light. In fact, the juxtaposition of the black, woman, policewoman in front of the International Monetary Fund building was just too much to resist.So, I shoot her. And I shoot her until I hear, "What are you photographing?" It was the Secret Service Uniformed Division bicycle officer. I explained, "the juxtaposition of the officer and the words, "International Monetary Fund." "Why?" he asks. I explain the art perspective.
He just didn't care about my art. He wanted to see if I was conducting surveillance for the protesters. I was hurt. Me and the protesters? Uh, I don't think so.
[audio from the exchange at the end of Priceless Banter #35]
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