A quiet, cool afternoon with little traffic in the park. Soft rain falling around the pavilion on a small island in the network of waterways. Take a deep breath. The air smells good.
Lots to shoot today but tomorrow's post will probably go up late. We have the annual Dancing In The Street festival in and around the Grand Center arts district (example from a previous year here), an event that's always full of photo fodder. However, Mrs. C and I going to the symphony tonight so home kind of late. In the spring of 1973 a poor law student took a charming nurse to hear the SLSO perform Mahler's Symphony No. 1 on their first date. That's what's on this weekend. I wonder if she knew what she was getting into.
Lots to shoot today but tomorrow's post will probably go up late. We have the annual Dancing In The Street festival in and around the Grand Center arts district (example from a previous year here), an event that's always full of photo fodder. However, Mrs. C and I going to the symphony tonight so home kind of late. In the spring of 1973 a poor law student took a charming nurse to hear the SLSO perform Mahler's Symphony No. 1 on their first date. That's what's on this weekend. I wonder if she knew what she was getting into.
Wonderful shot Bob, it has a timeless feel to it, soft gorgeous colours. I'm sure that charming nurse has loved every minute (well maybe not EVERY minute, that would be 'weird'!) spent with the poor law student. Enjoy the concert.
ReplyDeleteThis photo captures the mood as well as the scene.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the symphony. Several years ago the Phoenix Symphony ran an ad campaign that tried to promote the theme of the concerts being a good place for a date. Traditionalists felt that the ads diverted the focus from the music.
Beautiful post! Enjoy the symphony.
ReplyDeletethis is just gorgeous, bob, and yes, mea culpa regarding 'preciousness'. guilty as charged, as usual.
ReplyDeleteStunning image. What colors! I'm sure it was a 'quick' learn for her. hahahaha
ReplyDeleteI can only echo what others have said, "beautiful picture." I love the colors against the gray background. Serene.
ReplyDeleteTerrific photo, Bob. The lighting's just right, and that's such a great location. Very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteAnd Mahler's First is outstanding, of course....
This is one of the most beautiful photographs I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteRomantic.
ReplyDeleteOne of the better shots I've seen of this spot, Bob. I assume dabbling with HDR again? You do it very well.
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Such colors...pale, yet vibrant. Reminds me of an old postcard.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, my favorite place in Forrest Park. I have a photo of this that I took though a car window that was steamy and rain spotted. I love that photo.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo. The hues are amazing.
ReplyDeleteA perfect postcard photo, definitely.
ReplyDeleteA work of art my friend.
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...and I think Mrs. C knew exactly what she was getting into. A match made in............ ;)
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A true work of art indeed.
ReplyDeleteThis is so inspiring.
I think Virginia above is right. Mrs C. probably knew exactly what she was getting into. And I bet she doesn't regret it.
This has a soft, tinted-photo look to it: beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSublime - great atmosphere.
ReplyDeletePainting with pixels, beautiful and delicate tonalities, great work!
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