Rue Jacob, Left Bank, Paris. Paul Goldfinger photo ©
BENNY GOODMAN from the Woody Allen movie Mighty Aphrodite. “Whispering.”
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Paris shopper
Posted in Photo gallery: Europe, Photographic Gallery France, Photographic Gallery, Black and White, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, tagged Paris Left Bank shopper on January 13, 2019| 3 Comments »
Stockbridge, Mass.? Nope, Asbury Park, NJ.
Posted in Asbury Park Connection Photo Gallery, Music from the Broadway stage., Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photographic Gallery, Black and White, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photography: The Other Side of Asbury, tagged Asbury Park in winter, Kristin Chenoweth on Blogfinger on January 11, 2019| Leave a Comment »
View across Sunset Park. By Paul Goldfinger. c. 2012 © ( Re-post 2014)
KRISTIN CHENOWETH. This time of year, there is often a concern that someone who should come home will not be present.
Here is Kristin Chenoweth’s live performance of “Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again,” by Andrew Lloyd Weber, from the Phantom of the Opera.
It’s from Kristin’s concert album, 2014, called Coming Home. It was recorded at the Kristin Chenoweth Theater in her hometown of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
Kristin Chenoweth.
Girls in their summer clothes: Bunche Beach, Fla.
Posted in Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photography: Florida, Photography: girls in summer clothes, tagged Bunche Beach Florida on January 9, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Ft. Myers, Fla. Feb 18, 2018. © Paul Goldfinger photograph. Click to enlarge.
THE McGUIRE SISTERS:
Carnival Games
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Photographic Gallery: New Jersey, Photographs presented on Blogfinger, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, tagged Carnival games on December 31, 2018| 2 Comments »
Knock ’em down. Carnival in Chester, NJ. By Paul Goldfinger. c. 1995 ©
SUZY BOGGUSS
Micanopy #1 2018 series
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photography: Micanopy series on December 17, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Micanopy #1 2018 series. The Garage Café. All photos are dated December. By Paul Goldfinger. Blogfinger.net
By Paul Goldfinger, MD. Editor@Blogfinger.net
Micanopy, a historic town in central Florida, was founded in 1821 after the United States purchased Florida from Spain. It is the oldest inland town in the state.
A wealthy Moroccan immigrant named Moses Levy founded the town after purchasing a large tract of land from the Seminoles. He brought in immigrants to start a new life and a variety of businesses, and the place was successful.
The settlement was practically destroyed during the Second Seminole War (1830,) but it survived.
Levy became a well connected businessman there, and his son eventually became the first Jewish U.S. Senator in American history.
We have visited this historic town (on the US National Historic Registry) twice. The census population is about 800. There are old preserved buildings, art galleries, shops and restaurants.
My special interest is in finding photographic subjects for my Micanopy project. Last year we had Micanopy series 2017. This year we are working on 2018.
While we were there, a young couple, she, lovely in a white gown, were posing for a photographer who seemed to enjoy positioning them in front of a decrepit wall down a side street. The visuals are nice, but the idea of it is confusing.
Anyhow, I snapped a few photos from a distance. The groom spotted me and waved. I gave him a thumbs up. We will show that photo soon.
GEORGE HARRISON:
Christmas Clichés
Posted in Photography by Paul Goldfinger, tagged MUSIC: All those Christmas cliches by Nancy LaMott, Winter in Cranbury on December 15, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Echoes of 1926 China: “The Sand Pebbles”
Posted in Music from the movies, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photography: Black and White gallery, tagged Echoes of China 1926 on December 11, 2018| 1 Comment »
Paul Goldfinger. Naples, Florida 2013. © Re-posted from 2014.
MATT MONRO “And We Were Lovers” Theme music from the 1966 film “The Sand Pebbles” with Steve McQueen which was nominated for best picture. It was about the US Navy in a turbulent China, 1926.
Tenters gone. Silence remains.
Posted in Ocean Grove lifestyles, Ocean Grove tent colony, Ocean Grove tent village, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photographic Gallery, Photographic Gallery: New Jersey, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, tagged MUSIC: Another Winter in a Summer Town.", Tenters gone in winter on December 10, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Quiet tents. Winter in Ocean Grove. 2014. Paul Goldfinger photo ©
DISTURBED: “The Sound of Silence.”
America’s royalty? This cozy cottage is in the Hudson River Valley. Autumn in New York.
Posted in Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photography in America, Photography. Rhinebeck New York series, tagged Autumn Hudson River Valley on Blogfinger on December 3, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Paul Goldfinger © Fox hunt anyone? This is the gilded age Mills Mansion in Staatsburg, NY . Looking for Maggie Smith? Click to enlarge and rent a room (Airbnb?)
Back down the hill is this view of the Hudson River in Staatsburg, NY. Autumn. Paul Goldfinger photo © c.2013 Click to enlarge.
RANI ARBO and DAISY MAYHEM
From the album Cocktail Swing
The lady is a vamp….
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photography: portrait of Eileen, tagged A portrait of Eileen on November 25, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Portrait of Eileen. Paul Goldfinger photograph. ©
FRANK SINATRA. This version is live at Madison Square Garden in 1974. The orchestra keeps repeating the introduction until Frank decides to jump right in. That’s called a vamp.
