Slayin' the Dragon: Workplace Photography

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About Slayin' the Dragon: Workplace Photography

"Slayin' the Dragon" means "working."

Notice that "slayin'" has no "g." It's "slayin'." NOT "slaying," for that is most uncool.

In this group, simply take pictures of people toiling in the workplace:

* A laborer jackhammering concrete is "slayin' the dragon."

* A Wall Street broker with the phone on her shoulder, while typing away at her computer and discussing the latest drop in stock prices with someone over speakerphone is "slayin' the dragon."

* A day care teacher reading to a gaggle of toddlers is "slayin' the dragon."

* An archaeologist sifting dirt through an eighth-inch screen and finding the occasional artifact is "slayin' the dragon."

This is NOT about you. It's about photographing OTHERS. No self-portraits here, please.

Remember, these must be workplace photos. They can be inside or outside, but must be of people toiling at their job.



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