Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
I used to see this guy from time to time on Walnut street. I think this picture is from 2013.
I just realized I started Weekend Reflections 13 years ago on September 25, 2009. Thanks for being part of it! 😀
Have a good weekend!
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13 comments:
WOW! 13 years hosting your meme James is brilliant Thank you very much. I love this close of shot of the jazz player. Thanks of hosting and I hope you have a great week ahead
Congratulations! I love coming here every week and your picture this week is really top flight
Like the trumpet's player's sweater:) Wow, 2009 - that's worth a celebration!
toujours de beaux portraits !
James, you are doing things right to keep on keeping on. Thank you much for your devotion.
Have you been to preservation Hall in New Orleans? Jazz is played all evening, its street leads off Bourbon Street, about half an hour. The cover charge buys one drink in a souvenir glass (I think that's what I think I remember. A mixed drink or soft or even water.)
Some famous musicians have played there. BTW, Mrs. Jim is from Louisiana.
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Oops, half a "block" off Bourban Street. Sorry, google tries to 'fix' me by second guessing, it's wrong sometimes and asleep sometimes when a person needs it.
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I really like the intensity of this shot and the way he cradles the trumpet. Happy Moonstone Anniversary.
Love this artistic capture of a trumpet player
Congrats on blogging for 13 years, that's awesome
James, thank you so much for maintaining this blog allowing us to share our photos. I always enjoy seeing your photos and those of the other contributors. As R. Crumb said, "Keep on truckin'".
Great jazz portret. I love it.
Mrs. Jim is from Louisiana, that's why we go, to see relatives. Her brother was shot down in his P38 plane during WWII and finally his body was brought to New Orleans. We hope to visit that but otherwise there's not much for us. I did have my poboy sandwich there, fried oyster.
p.s. this is the only computer that doesn't have to deal with the being anonymous injury by google.
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Wonderful photo... I'm so happy to see ... and it sounds to my ears :-))) beautiful.
Thanks.
Hug
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