My Indecisive Moment

I am lost with this week's assignment.  I call it my indecisive moment.  After reading about juxtaposition and being enameled at the examples in the assigned reading, I set about to tour the best small city in America to find the perfect sign and seek out the decisive moment when something ironic would magically appear before me.

What a dud.  I couldn't find a decent sign.  I settled in on the fact that I started to observe lots of dads pushing strollers around town.  Since it's Mother's Day next weekend, I noticed the storefronts started to market to the impending holiday.  What better way to capture some sort of juxtaposition than to find a dad pushing a stroller in front of a "mom's rule" sign.

Never happened.  I waited outside for three days in a row.  When I did see a group of 6 dudes and one pushing a stroller walking down the street, I missed the decisive moment because I was around the corner grabbing coffee.  So I settled on this shitty fly by of a dad and a middle school student.  

To try to make up my pathetic attempt at this assignment, I tried to practice stealth photography of two individuals in town.  Again - not close enough.  So, back to the drawing board for this week.  

On a brighter note, I'm becoming more familiar with Lightroom thanks to my buddy moo.  All these cool filters - I think I'll be with this hobby for a while.