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Opera at Western. The Secret Gardener. Paul Davenport Theatre-Talbot College-Western University. November 20th, 2019. Photo: Claus Andersen
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This image was supposed to be a landscape format with another frame to the left showing more of the hall. But my flash card was full before I could take the other images in the series.
Even so I like this part of the composition. Maybe next trip I will finish it.
Picture of Jerusalem and el Aqsa mosque, c.1912, displayed as part of an exhibit in the Opera metro station.
Fans pose for photos with Alex Lifeson's sister & mother, who stopped by the Con for a while... I do believe Alex called them from soundcheck to see how it was going... LOL
This is a photo scan, of an image taken before I really knew what I was doing with a camera, posted here for posterity.
Photo is tagged because it's mine, not necessarily because it's good ;-)
Chinese opera is one of the oldest dramatic art forms in the world. These traveling troupes are preserving an essential cornerstone of culture and heritage dating to the seventh-century Tang Dynasty (618 to 907). The performance mixes martial arts elements, singing, and dancing, accompanied by music played on traditional Chinese instruments.
Performances are free — shrines around the country pay the troupes. The best chance to catch a show is around major holidays and festivals like Chinese New Year and the vegetarian festival. © Dennis Thern
There has been a a lot of blogging and pictures from the new Opera in Oslo on several blogs and sites all over the world. Here comes another one. I am not sure if this is better than other pictures, but I felt it was kind of interesting.
This tree in my front yard looks very much like an opera singer with just a little imagination! Taken for DPS assignment Monochrome.
Chinese opera is one of the oldest dramatic art forms in the world. These traveling troupes are preserving an essential cornerstone of culture and heritage dating to the seventh-century Tang Dynasty (618 to 907). The performance mixes martial arts elements, singing, and dancing, accompanied by music played on traditional Chinese instruments.
Performances are free — shrines around the country pay the troupes. The best chance to catch a show is around major holidays and festivals like Chinese New Year and the vegetarian festival. © Dennis Thern
Came across a street opera performance and snapped these off. Decided to test out a new editing process with these guys.
The Threepenny Opera in partnership with Cleveland Opera Theatre at the Maltz Performing Arts Center, Cleveland, Ohio.
i can't remember for the life of me what's in a classic opera torte, but here's one i made. the ganache on top could have been less bubbly, but it sure was shiny. the upper right corner got bashed in when a certain person in my class pushed a kitchenaid bowl into it.
México, 26/07/2025.-Teatro de las Artes.-Ópera Salto mortal al Xib´alb´a. Fotos: Maximiliano Rodea/Secretaría de Cultura.