What is McPhotography? Put simply, it’s candid photography in which a key component of the environment, but not the subject itself, is McDonalds. As an extension, the same term can also be applied to any ubiquitous example of globalization (a.k.a. Starbucks, Burger King, KFC, and so on).
This is a collection of my McPhotography. Click on a thumb to open a full version.
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Brian Q. Webb is a multi-medium photography enthusiast from Los Angeles, California but spending most of his time in Taipei, Taiwan. He is especially interested in street photography as well as large format and pinhole photography.
Professionally, he practices traditional and lifestyle portraiture and occasionally acts as an agent for American local newspapers wanting event coverage in Taipei. He was also on the staff of 
mcdonalds seems a lot less lame when its artistically shot in black and white
Cool series and a most interesting idea. I LOVE the two photos of the woman feeding her dog. Great capture! I also like the fact that you did these in black and white. It really lends a journalistic feel to the whole series. Well done, Brian! I’m curious, how do people react when you photograph them while they are eating?
Amazing. I never would have figured McDs as a place to create art. The black and white makes the shots.
@Steveo Thank you! There are “streets” everywhere
@Carrie I was sitting at the able right next to her, but she was so focused on her dog that she didn’t notice me at all.
@pinguino
Excellent work as usual.
@Trudy (as usual) THANK YOU! (and for the retweet, too
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The image of the spilling coffee beans and the couple is really quite nice. It reminds me of the famous Newman portrait of Stravinsky.
@Mark Thanks so much. It was quite crowded at that time, but through the magic of framing…