Doo Dah Parade, Pasadena CA, 30 April 2011
 Hare
Krishnas at the 35th Occasional Pasadena Doo Dah Parade. |
 The Doo Dah Parade in Pasadena was originally formed as a ridiculous antidote to the traditional formalized affair of the Rose Parade. But you knew that, didn't you? 2nd time the Doo Dah Parade has gone east.
|
 Someone
really likes "Married With Children". |
 To
atheists, a love of pizza's almost a religion. Cheesus Chrust Company. |
 Andy
Ben and a circuit-bent keyboard.
I joined founder Jeff Boynton, his wife Mona, Professor Cantaloupe, and the other fun members of The Highland Park Thursday Evening Gentlemen's Society Circuit Bending Marching Band And Ladies Auxiliary at his home. He has an extensive collection of circuit-bent toys and Roland MicroCube amps. We skronked. We buzzed. We banged. We went WHREEEEEOOOOOORRRRRREEE.
|
 Elizabeth. |
 Mitchy-poo. |
 Posing
with the police. |
 What
is this shirt about?
Aeronautics design. |
 Another
circuit-bent toy. |
 The Highland Park Thursday Evening Gentlemen's Society Circuit Bending
Marching Band And Ladies Auxiliary |
 Drinks
after a hot day of marching. |
 Mitch
playing an mbira, or thumb piano, goosed along by a multiwave distortion
unit. |
 This
is actually a photo of me at the
Highland Park Christmas Parade. But I wore the same outfit.
I felt pretty.
(all photos taken with a Leica DLux 4 point and shoot) |
Ken's photos of Nobel Peace Prize Winner Aung
San Suu Kyi, as well as photos of Peru, Burma, India, Morocco, China, Thailand,
Ghana, Ecuador, and elsewhere, have appeared in many books, magazines,
websites, and galleries. Visit the
Ken Lee Photography Website. Some of Ken's select photos may be
purchased through his
Imagekind Store. |
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