Al Kaplan: Commercial Street, Provincetown, August 1962
“I'd stopped off for a late night coffee and danish at a place I went to frequently enough that everybody knew me. Suddenly this couple noticed my camera and started camping it up, playing to the camera, and I fired off a few frames. I liked this one best of all. It was just so damned spontaneous! So full of love! I'm glad that I had the camera loaded and ready to go. The guy on the right, the one wearing the apron, was the one who worked there.”
— Al Kaplan, 2009
Photograph by Al Kaplan
EDITION OF 10
24 x 16 archival print
All prints are shipped flat
“I'd stopped off for a late night coffee and danish at a place I went to frequently enough that everybody knew me. Suddenly this couple noticed my camera and started camping it up, playing to the camera, and I fired off a few frames. I liked this one best of all. It was just so damned spontaneous! So full of love! I'm glad that I had the camera loaded and ready to go. The guy on the right, the one wearing the apron, was the one who worked there.”
— Al Kaplan, 2009
Photograph by Al Kaplan
EDITION OF 10
24 x 16 archival print
All prints are shipped flat
“I'd stopped off for a late night coffee and danish at a place I went to frequently enough that everybody knew me. Suddenly this couple noticed my camera and started camping it up, playing to the camera, and I fired off a few frames. I liked this one best of all. It was just so damned spontaneous! So full of love! I'm glad that I had the camera loaded and ready to go. The guy on the right, the one wearing the apron, was the one who worked there.”
— Al Kaplan, 2009
Photograph by Al Kaplan
EDITION OF 10
24 x 16 archival print
All prints are shipped flat
