Aside from the Autoshow, would anyone happen to know of any upcoming events, or social gathering happening that would be photo worthy coming up?
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Aside from the Autoshow, would anyone happen to know of any upcoming events, or social gathering happening that would be photo worthy coming up?
The Dirty Show in Feb. But they're strict about cameras in there so you would probably need to make sure you get permission beforehand
Ok so at the risk of sounding not in the loop, but what exactly is the "Dirty Show"? Or is it what its name implies?Quote:
Originally Posted by tarynd85
There are many events planned throughout the city on Monday [[MLK Day) that you might want to photograph.
It's pretty much what the name implies. I have never been, but alway's have wanted too. I just don't think I have the right look or clothes, and now I think I'm too old, but I still want to go and I think my girl would have no problem going. I'll talk to her about it. lol I would love to hear from anyone on DYes who has gone. Here is the link: http://dirtydetroit.com/Quote:
Originally Posted by Detroit Stylin
It's an erotic art show. VERY diverse crowd. They'll be an old couple in a suit and skirt then another group in all latex. Very interesting as long as you have an open mind. The most "tame" and "comfortable day to go would be Valentines Day
You could go to the Clawson Scrambled Egg Festival, the Plymouth Ice Sculptures, the Bloomfield Hills Midget Toss, the New Car exhibit at the Henry Ford in Dearborn, the St Patrick;s Day Parade is only 2 months from now, the Algonac Salt Festival......
Jerry isn't going to give permission to a camera unless he knows you, and you're shooting publicity shots for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by tarynd85
Go and enjoy yourself, and don't give a second thought to your concerns. Most people are dressed normally, only special folks wander around wearing leather strap ons. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by detroittrader
Totally agree with the above Dirty Show comments. Laid back and diverse are the operative terms. Take an open mind and a date, and go during an afternoon if a large crowd or scene isn't your thing. The night crowds can find a line out the door, and in the cold that might suck. Park anywhere in Eastern Market. Take a little extra cash if you want a cocktail or four. Even the PBR costs $4. No cameras, although I'm not quite sure how Jerry is handling the cellphone/ smartphone thang.
Gosh, now I feel bad. Apparently, this "Jerry" is someone who we should all recognize by the mere sight of his first name, and I have no idea who the hell "Jerry" is.
Unless, of course, he is not particularly well-known to anyone, outside of a small circle of geeks & hangers-on, and the idea is that I should be envious of those who are on such a first name basis with "Jerry."
Or, perhaps the flagrant name-dropping is right in line with the theme of exhibitionism and Hey-Look-At-Me behavior.
Haha agreed ^^^ don't worry bout Jerry's kids. easiest thing to do would be to go to the website and come up with conclusions on your own
Continued thread-jack....
Jerry Vile has been providing entertainment to folks around here for decades, whether it be Fun Magazine, Orbit, or as editor the Metro Times. Way before The Onion, there was his laugh-out-loud and "oh no, he didn't" satirizing, parodying, and abusing anything or anyone that deserved it or not. Yeah, he got sued, yeah, he's got a mean streak but, man, is he shrewd organizer. The Magazine sponsored events he threw featured costume parties and bands, the adult-sized McDonald's playland ball-tank at the Fun/Orbit party at St. Andrews Hall sealed his legendary status. You don't have to know the guy to greet him and say thanks.
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Originally Posted by hamtragedy
word......
WHA?? Are you serious?Quote:
the Bloomfield Hills Midget Toss
I am seriously surprised that is the only one you find suspicious!Quote:
Originally Posted by sycloneman
I WAS wondering about the "new car" exhibit at the Henry Ford but I know they do have ice sculptors in Plymouth I do believe and the others I had no clue about. LOL
I worked for The Henry Ford for four years [[ending last April) and it is essentially an overhaul of their Automobile in American Life exhibit, which debuted in 1987. It isn't completely done, I do know that, and their opening is a "soft" opening. It's a great place though, otherwise. Lots of events going on throughout the year, although more-so in the summer using their village venue. Check it out!Quote:
Originally Posted by sycloneman