Club Candids at the Lost Leaf

Lilia Menconi April 20, 2010 1:00PM

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We've been running into so many photographers from other publications (azcentral.com and Java, just to name a few) at Friday and Saturday events so this past weekend, we decided to bank on the element of surprise and we headed to the Lost Leaf on Sunday night.

Sure, it was a little sleepy but we were happy to see some unfamiliar faces smile for our lens (see the slideshow for more). Not to mention, a fresh crop of paintings by Mike Little was lining the walls and it made the night feel like a true downtown Phoenix experience.

Cheers to the Sunday night drinking crowd for starting the week off right.

The Lost Leaf, 914 N 5th St in Phoenix, 602-258-0014, www.thelostleaf.org.

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Lilia Menconi

Contact: Lilia Menconi