gentlemen in bars.
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The title is pretty self-explanatory, but it also speaks to a personal quirk, a certain talent to talking to gentlemen in bars that are not my local, and then having them agree to getting their photo taken. Mike says I should do a Kickstarter campaign to get funds to travel around, chat up strangers at their local bars, and then make a photo book out of it. I’m fairly certain my parents would be mortified.
The photos here are of some of the gents I’ve managed to photograph over the years. I wish it hadn’t been so dark — too dark to photograph anything — in that random Irish pub in Stockholm the night I chatted with Alfred, a fellow from northern Sweden in town for an agricultural conference. He was hilarious. But then again, all these guys were pretty great.
1. Jimmie and Ian (cousins!) | Islay, 1997.
2. Harrie | Amsterdam, 2009.
3. Gregory | Park Bark, NYC, 2009
4. Timothy | Buckhorn Bar, Laramie, Wyoming, 2013.
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hong-an tran 
Loved the comment about your parents being mortified. Mine too, but it WOULD make an interesting book. Great photos and I enjoyed the series.
Full of warmth. I can taste the whiskey and hear the stories. Love these!
photos and stories of bars, set in the ’60s, would be great. REGARDS!!!
Muy buenas!.
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Great idea..