Alfredo "Apple" De La Fuente and Izzy Tang from the Alamo City Comic Con organization, draws raffel tickets and announce winners for people who donated $5 for the chance to win local artist artwork.
Rob Perez cordinator of Artslam, draws "sweater man" characters to donate to the event. People can donate any amount where all proceeds will go to the Phillipine Red Cross Iloiolo chapter.
Education senior Tony Herrera, donates his splatter art to the art benefit, accompanied by his wife Rhonda Herrera. He speaks to Roland Ojeda, who was inquiring about some of the prices and style of his artwork.
Local artists get together Nov. 23 to sell their art and donate proceeds to the Philippine Red Cross Iloiolo Chapter, at the Art Benefit for the Philippines fundraiser. The event was hosted at Heroes and Fantasies 4923 NW Loop 410 from 11 a.m.-6p.m.
What kind of photo did i expect from the assignment?
I expected the place to be a little more chaotic. When I got to Hero's and Fantasies where the event was taking place, there was people all over. The event though was in the back section of the store, where there was not as much people as I expected.
What worked?
What I felt worked for me was the people who were there, were very friendly. This event was a fundraiser for the Red Cross Philippines Chapter. I felt like I got the people in their atmosphere, where at times did not notice that I was taking photos of the event.
What did not work?
What did not work, was that there was a limited amount of people doing the same thing. And when I did capture great moments, the picture would be out of focus. I still feel like I need alot more work on my camera skills.
What could have been better?
What I could of done better was wait a little longer for the moment to come. The moment that describes why these people were there in the first place.
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