Photographers on the Hunt
100 people armed with cameras descended on Jessie Square Plaza in front of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, ready to hunt. They were searching for images inspired by the street photography exhibition The Radical Camera: New York's Photo League, 1919-1939 . Vince Donovan, proprietor of the shop/polaroid and tintype studio Photobooth and one of the judges of what we called #SFphotohunt, talked to a few of the pursuers about why they showed up on a crisp January morning to take photographs: Bill: "I'm just a point and shoot guy. I've always looked at life that way, I'm just into freezing time and capturing moments."