“Summer Portrait” by Bob Bowné. Ocean Grove Beach. August 28, 2015 © Special to Blogfinger.net. Click to enlarge
Paul,
“…the girls got together and made a fabulous end-of-the-summer portrait!”
Bob (Bowné )
AMY WINEHOUSE:
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End-of-the-summer portrait by Bob Bowné
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Bob Bowné takes us on a magical zeppelin ride.
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This striking image is by Bob Bowné. Special to Blogfinger. November, 2015. © Click to enlarge
LED ZEPPELIN (suggested by Bob Bowné ) “Stairway to Heaven”
Modern OG history—-2015: “We have the Gospel Musical Ministries performing away in the Pavilion on the boardwalk in Ocean Grove… …and the Tattoo Convention winding down in Asbury Park…quite the dichotomy!” Bob Bowné
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Trombonist. Ocean Grove Boardwalk Pavilion. Gospel service. By Bob Bowné. Special to Blogfinger. 2015
Tattoo Convention. Asbury Park. 7/26/15. By Bob Bowné. 2015. Special to Blogfinger
CARLOS GARDEL “Rubias de New York.”
Modern OG history: Ocean Grove non-fishing pier photo by Bob Bowné. 2015.
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“Toto, I don’t think we are in Kansas anymore.” Winning caption by Caesar. Ocean Grove non-fishing pier. September 26, 2015. Photo by Bob Bowné. © Click to enlarge. Special to Blogfinger. Posted last 2022.
EVA CASSIDY Live at Blues Alley (A wonderful jazz club near Dupont Circle in D.C. which I used to frequent with Eileen during our college years in Washington.)
Bob Bowné Goes to the Race of Gentlemen.
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Race-of-Gentlemen. By Bob Bowné. October, 2014. ©
Hot-Rod-DAddy. By Bob Bowné. October, 2014. ©
Hi Paul…
I went to the Race of Gentlemen today in Wildwood, NJ. (Cars and motorcycles race on the beach at Wildwood)
http://www.theraceofgentlemen.com
It was a visual FEAST!!
Thought you would enjoy a couple of my shots.
Maybe we can organize some races here on the O.G. Beach this summer…I am sure that the Camp Meeting would love it!!
Hee..hee…….
—Bob
B.J. THOMAS:
November in Spring Lake. Everyone is gone except the mystery lady and Bob Bowné.
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Bob Bowné took a right turn and wound up in Spring Lake. Nov. 21, 2015. Where do you go for a cup of Joe? Special to Blogfinger ©.
ADELE: From her hit album “25” This selection is “All I Ask.” She was a big winner at the 2017 Grammy awards, and this song is from her 2017 album of the year.
Memories on the beach in Ocean Grove: 2015
Posted in Memories are made of this on Blogfinger, Ocean Grove events, Ocean Grove Gallery, Photograph by Bob Bowné, Photographic Gallery: New Jersey, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, Photography at The Jersey Shore, Photography by Bob Bowne, tagged Bob Bowne´photography, Memorial service in Ocean Grove New Jersey on August 31, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Bob Bowné captures an intriguing image. It was a memorial service on the Ocean Grove beach. November, 2015. Special to Blogfinger © Click to enlarge.
KAREN O. and EZRA KOENIG. “The Moon Song”
Lifeguard Stands: A mini-series #3 by Bob Bowné 2014.
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Sea Girt. September, 2014. By Bob Bowné. ©
Paul,
“So why? do the LG stands in Sea Girt have ramps?? Interesting.”
Bob
Editor’s note: Bob, I think the ramp is so the lifeguards can slide down and reach the beach a split second earlier–like the firemen have the pole.
And why do they call that place Sea Girt? What the Heck Avenue does “girt” mean?
Love the photo, by the way. —Paul
MICHELLE WILLIAMS. from the movie “My Week With Marilyn.” And Bob, apropos of the sky in your photo:
Big-Dawg-at-Dusk. Avon-By-the-Sea.
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Bob Bowné. January 14, 2016. © Special to Blogfinger. No extra charge for the hyphens.
MAUDE MAGGART sings Irving Berlin
Bob Bowné gets up early, finds some cold pixie dust, and out comes the camera.
Posted in Beachfront report, Blogfinger photo news, Blogfinger Photograph, Blogfinger Presents, Photograph by Bob Bowné, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, tagged Bob Bowné photographs in Ocean Grove, Cold and snow in Ocean Grove, Ocean Grove weather on May 26, 2022| 6 Comments »
Victorian dusting. By Bob Bowné. Ocean Grove. Feb 3, 2015. © Special to Blogfinger.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015. Re-post.
Paul, Good morning.
I shoot the same things, over and over, but they always look a little different.
Snow on the beach….we got another dusting yesterday afternoon/evening.
Made for a pretty dawn this morning… Eleven degrees. Froze the locks and windows on my car!
Catch some sun for me ….put it in a bottle and throw it in the Ocean…maybe it will come my way.
Bob, reporting from Ocean Grove beachfront and Ocean Pathway.
By Bob Bowné. Ocean Grove. Feb 3, 2015. Special to Blogfinger ©
THE BAND PERRY. 2015 Grammy nominee.
Remember snow? It has some good points.
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Ocean Grove snowball fight. By Bob Bowné. 2015. © Special to Blogfinger.
MINDY GLEDHILL (“Winter Moon.”)
“Dawn” A poem by Charles Pierre
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Beachfront Sunrise. By Paul Goldfinger. Ocean Grove. Blogfinger.net ©
Hi Paul:
Greetings from Manhattan. I was struck by your quietly beautiful photo, “Beachfront Sunrise,” (posted recently on Blogfinger), and your statement that you preferred sunrises to sunsets because “beginnings are happier than endings.”
Here is the poem, “Dawn,” from my 2008 collection, Father of Water.
Best wishes,
Charles Pierre
Dawn
By Charles Pierre
The first hint of morning on the ocean
is a trembling of shadows,
a dark hovering of muted tones
that moves with imperceptible pace,
a vanishing medium through which
the day brightens and widens,
the new light going on for miles and miles
in the shine of emerging surf.
BILL FRISELL. “Across the Universe.”
How cold is it..?
Posted in Ocean Grove weather, Photograph by Bob Bowné, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, tagged Cold in Ocean Grove, Ray Charles and Betty Carter duet on Blogfinger on February 17, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Ocean Avenue, Ocean Grove. Jan 28, 2015. By Bob Bowné. © Special to Blogfinger
We played this song yesterday (2015) by Nora Jones and Willie Nelson, but Lee Morgan, our resident music professor at the Blogfinger University, has a retro-idea. This is what he says:
“The last words I uttered last night were “Baby It’s Cold Outside.” No coincidence that my first words this morning were those same words.
“In 1944, Frank Loesser penned a song entitled “Baby It’s Cold Outside.” The song is a duet between a man and a woman…
“The piece has been covered by dozens of artists over the years. In 1961 Ray Charles and Betty Carter came together and made this iconic recording. There is nothing I can say that will aid the experience of carefully listening to their magic.”
RAY CHARLES AND BETTY CARTER with a 54year old classic duet for the ages:
