After the return, the pictures are starting to emerge one by one…a first choice of the 2nd day at SXSW’09 – March 19th.
"Music everywhere".
E 6th Street during the day.
A drummer that almost walked out the window while playing.
The inside of one of the E 6th Street bars. I didn’t write the name and now, amongst the hundreds in Austin I cannot recall anymore its name.
People from all ages, from the youngest to the oldest could be seen watching the concerts, not only the generations comprised between the 15 and 30 years old.
The bicycle, one of the best means of transport nowadays…
E 6th Street crossing with the Neches.
Tattoos and souvenirs, some of the Austin shops…
Tattoos and souvenirs, some of the Austin shops…
The noble art of trying to find another spot to glue a poster, a sticker or a flyer!
E 6th Street crossing with the Red River.
Some of the people passing by on the E 6th Street.
The Emo’s entrance, with a queue already in early afternoon.
This girl stopped in the middle of the street to listen to this duo which was playing. She was there for 5 minutes dancing to the music and gave them 1$ before leaving.
Even with the E 6th Street closed for traffic, the traffic lights were still on.
Part of a poster set on one of the bars.
The Spiro seen from far.
The little tent says Gourmet Street Food which meant something like hot dog for every liking!
The David and Rita’s flyers, posted at the Convention Centre.
"Music everywhere".
E 6th Street during the day.
A drummer that almost walked out the window while playing.
The inside of one of the E 6th Street bars. I didn’t write the name and now, amongst the hundreds in Austin I cannot recall anymore its name.
People from all ages, from the youngest to the oldest could be seen watching the concerts, not only the generations comprised between the 15 and 30 years old.
The bicycle, one of the best means of transport nowadays…
E 6th Street crossing with the Neches.
Tattoos and souvenirs, some of the Austin shops…
Tattoos and souvenirs, some of the Austin shops…
The noble art of trying to find another spot to glue a poster, a sticker or a flyer!
E 6th Street crossing with the Red River.
Some of the people passing by on the E 6th Street.
The Emo’s entrance, with a queue already in early afternoon.
This girl stopped in the middle of the street to listen to this duo which was playing. She was there for 5 minutes dancing to the music and gave them 1$ before leaving.
Even with the E 6th Street closed for traffic, the traffic lights were still on.
Part of a poster set on one of the bars.
The Spiro seen from far.
The little tent says Gourmet Street Food which meant something like hot dog for every liking!
The David and Rita’s flyers, posted at the Convention Centre.
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