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Brian Ulrich: Homeland Security Threat (See Cashier for Details)
I hadn’t met Brian Ulrich prior to meeting him in Chicago, but he is such a nice and gracious dude, and more importantly, I really enjoyed his ph...
I hadn’t met Brian Ulrich prior to meeting him in Chicago, but he is such a nice and gracious dude, and more importantly, I really enjoyed his photography and his message (ps. He is not a security threat). This particular image of Brian’s was my favorite. Technically, it’s perfect. But it also speaks to how homeland security threat level has become such a joke. He also has some great analogies and photos about how the “Sunday walk in the park” has become the “Sunday stroll in Costco.”
A great talk with great photography. We hope you enjoy it.
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