Altering Egos

[batskeets]

I don't feel like writing at the moment, so I'm going to spam you with more photos from Saturday. Sadly, my costume seems to have gone largely undocumented, thus far. That seems to be a pretty consistent pitfall of being the photographer at an event: you take a lot of photos, and leave little other evidence that you were present. Great for weddings, not so great for random funtimes when you're dressed up in ridiculous fashion. Maybe one day, I'll figure out how to be a part of an event, and document it at the same time.

ANYHOO. Perhaps the most potent example of why villainy is awesome: one of the villains built a propane-powered flaming pitchfork!


Gaze into the face of evil!:


The leader of the heroes is yelling things at us.


Dr. Manticore is very pleased to be inflicting Twister spins upon the hapless players.


Another of the challenges was a multi-legged race, which the Villains won handily.

Comments

[ghost-girl.livejournal.com]

Aww, boo lack of photographic evidence - maybe that's a good excuse to do your own photoshoot with various fun costumes and things? :D

[xplo-eristotle.livejournal.com]

"That seems to be a pretty consistent pitfall of being the photographer at an event: you take a lot of photos, and leave little other evidence that you were present."

I'm not a pro, but I've noticed the same thing. Sometimes I take my camera when I go to a concert or something, but then I find I have to decide between photography and participation.