"Musicians and Entertainers" no 30/60 rule
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This shot cost me Canon 18-55mm AF IS Lens, a Flash Gun, A 4 MB CF Card and a Spare Battery ! All removed from my camera bag whilst taking photo's in a Church yard ! Never seen a thing, lesson well taught and learnt !
The Entertainer punched metal disks that play classics, old tec but effective and pleasant, found in North Carolina.
Playing on a street in a prosperous Los Angeles suburb which used to be a tourist attraction. Now lined with locked down doors and for lease and for sale signs. He played very well but had few listeners. youtu.be/g8syRhvSZdk
On a visit to Winchester we saw this street artist drawing a crowd ever tighter around him. We stopped to watch.
I imagined he was a fire eater but his lead-up, to whatever act, was tantalizing to say the least and I felt the air of menace. 👿
The apparent obliviousness of some passers-by amused me.
In the end we just moved off but by then I had too many images captured on burst.....🔥🔥🔥
posted for Sliders Sunday
Have a good Sunday yourselves!
I had to pop down to the beach yesterday afternoon after a dreary wet morning, to get some sea air. I was quite surprised there was a good sea running, so even though it was high tide there was a really good atmosphere, lots of crashing waves and sea spray. Needless to say I got quite wet with a few bigger waves. It wa great entertainment, and all finished with a bit of colour in the sky. Sorry Entertainer is by Daniel Johnston. I'm off early morning volunteering today, it's great to actually talk to people in these crazy days.
A street entertainer defies gravity and belief as he limbos under a pole that he had placed across the top of two bottles of wine, in Covent Garden, London.
Not my usual type of photo, but it was amazing to see.
The Geoffroy's tamarin, quite intimidating at first, was such an entertainer for us while visiting Central America last year. Being one of the smallest primates (10-12" in total length and weighing about 18 ounces), they are quite quick in the movements and generally speaking didn't appear to be afraid of humans, often approaching, especially when there was food in the vicinity. They are omnivores, inhabiting the forests, and congregating in groups of 3-5 (though we saw much higher numbers together). Usually just one female in the group is reproductively active. Of interest, she gets lots of help raising her young by the males (who carry and groom the young ones more than the female) and also from the siblings (who also provide infant care).
Hope you enjoy this image!
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The entertainer. My restoration and colorization of photographer Robert Mushet´s original 1921 image in the Library of Congress archive. The lady was an entertainer at the Butler Cafe Revue, Seattle.
"Located in Seattle's Hotel Butler, the Butler Cafe was much more than a small cafe, with a seating capacity of 500. A 1922 advertisement enthused, "With its big musical review, with clever performers, beautifully costumed, and with Tiny Burnett's wonderful dance orchestra, The Butler's dinner and supper dansants are the social events of the city."
(oldoregonphotos.com)
¿A qué le saca el cuico?
This photo belongs to The Asiain Gallery.
(Kurumazaki Jinja 05)
The colorful Mifune Matsuri, subject of a recent set of photos, is an event organized by the Kurumazaki Shrine, dedicated to a Confucian scholar but with many devotees between singers, actors and other entertainers. These images were taken after the festivities, when the car returns to the shrine. Here is the slideshow.
The Mighty Gareth performs in Parliament Square West during The Edinburgh Festival.
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14/365 (ok I know im late...but im just taking my own pace here..lol)
This is for anyone who works service type jobs..I was really inspired to do this because I feel like, as artists, we are a modern day jester sometimes.....
p.s. I learned to juggle JUST for this shot :D