B.T's smokehouse
One of my favorite spots for brisket and pulled pork. It's worth the 25 minute trip from Worcester down the Mass Pike for this treat. I usually visit when I can bring a new comer so that I have an excuse to pig out (no pun intended). Make sure to get an order of fries and onion rings if you go, the carrot slaw is out of this world. B.T's will put your BBQ place to shame :).
Had another wonderful meal at B.T's SmokeHouse.
If you've never been then go and google it and get directions and get there.
Here's the MENU
Took a few pictures, nothing that glamorous. I just felt like sharing a few.
Went with my friend Nick Hovan. We had a cup of Brisket, Pulled Pork, Carrot Slaw, Potato Salad, Onion rings, French Fries, Cheesy Balls of Love, Half rack of pork ribs.
Paying it forward.
Pay it forward with your photography.
So most everyone should know this phrase. The phrase is actually the title of a book which later became a movie and Kevin Spacey is bad ass.
Basically doing good for the sake of doing good and an inventible chain reaction of niceness ensues. So this also happens with photographers as well, we pay it forward. Most of us (photographers) don't just pick up a camera and learn everything by ourselves. There are teachers for every one of us. When I say teacher, it could be someone who's uploaded some of their own photos online, made a book of techniques, wrote a blog on some aspect of photography or showed someone how to fix their camera settings.
Most of my friends who are photographers have taken time out of their lives to meet up with someone, go on adventures and generally teach someone a few new things. I of course do the same. Sometime's it's helping someone build a photography website, fix photos, fix setting and general advice on different aspects of photography.
So if you're out there, if you're a photographer; pay it forward. Teaching someone about photography is opening a door to so much more in life. (Okay, you can make fun of me for that last sentence)
A little photo of myself.