One of my readers mentioned that the city turned on the water in Milles Fountain this week. Thanks for the heads up! Just had to go over yesterday morning to see how the light was hitting it.
I finally made it over to the International Photography Hall of Fame yesterday afternoon. Click About Us > Mission & History to learn about its migrations from Santa Barbara to Oklahoma City to St. Louis. There is a spectacular street photography show there now, reviewing history and style, with a special section on local street work. STL shooters owe it to themselves pay a visit and become a member.
I finally made it over to the International Photography Hall of Fame yesterday afternoon. Click About Us > Mission & History to learn about its migrations from Santa Barbara to Oklahoma City to St. Louis. There is a spectacular street photography show there now, reviewing history and style, with a special section on local street work. STL shooters owe it to themselves pay a visit and become a member.
You really nailed this one, very good photo of the water and fountain.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to St. Louis on becoming the site for this museum. St. Louis is certainly more accessible than Santa Barbara.
ReplyDeleteAny collection of street photography in St. Louis should include your work.
Beautiful backlight shot again. I like it much.
ReplyDeleteGREAT capture. The light was worth it.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding! What a great play of light and water, Bob.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shot Bob. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot and perfect in black and white!
ReplyDeleteReally interesting shot! I love how you captured the water...
ReplyDeleteMagnificent capture!
ReplyDeleteThe 'International Photography Hall of Fame' sounds like a must visit Bob.. becoming a member would be a goer for someone like yourself oui. You have another excellent b&w image here.
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