Cruising along the western edge of Founders’ Park. Summer, 2018. Paul Goldfinger photo. ©
TONY BENNETT AND BILL EVANS: “Waltz for Debby.”
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Another mode of transportation in the Grove
Posted in Photo news from Ocean Grove, Photography Girls in their summer clothes, tagged Founders' Park, Photo: Scooter kid on August 26, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Girls in their summer clothes: Ocean Grove beach, at dusk.
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, Photography at The Jersey Shore, Photography Girls in their summer clothes, tagged Johnny Hartman on Blogfinger on August 5, 2018| Leave a Comment »
July 26, 2018. 7 pm. Paul Goldfinger ©. Blogfinger.net Click to enlarge.
JOHNNY HARTMAN “Mam’selle”
Girls in their summer clothes: A music video in the Grove
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Photography Girls in their summer clothes, tagged Bruce Springsteen in Ocean Grove, Girls in their summer clothes on April 24, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Bruce Springsteen films a video in OG, by Andrew Meyer © 2007. Special to Blogfinger.
Bruce Springsteen made this song famous and he made a music video shot, 2007, partially in Ocean Grove. Andrew Meyer, a BF reader, was there taking pictures.
Springsteen video shot in Ocean Grove, 2007. By Andrew Meyer. ©
Andrew says, “I have seen the music video but not recently and some parts of it are definitely from OG. I believe that besides the scenes with him singing there are beach scenes with a juke box and pinball machine as well as the fishing pier that are from OG. Most of the filming was done on the beach just north of the pier with some additional scenes just south of the pier.”
Below is a link to the video:. As it says in the link “Shot on a cold winter’s day, we froze!” is very true, it was actually the Friday before Thanksgiving 2007 and a very cold day.
The very thought of you..
Posted in Blogfinger Music Department, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photography Girls in their summer clothes, Photography in America, Photography: New York City Street Series, tagged Nat King Cole on Blogfinger on April 16, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Central Park. August, 2014. Paul Goldfinger photo © Click to enlarge
NAT KING COLE (requested by Kevin Chambers) The song is by Ray Noble from 1941, and there was a movie of the same name that featured this song. Re-posted—A girl in her summer clothes.
String Quartet: Tanglewood Music Festival in the Berkshires
Posted in Photography Girls in their summer clothes, Photography: Black and White gallery, tagged A string quartet on Blogfinger on February 9, 2018| Leave a Comment »
The Brook Farm Inn. Lenox, Massachusetts. Undated. Paul Goldfinger photograph. Silver gelatin darkroom print © From our “Girls in their summer clothes series”
“Girls – they want to have fun
Oh girls just want to have fun”
—Cyndi Lauper
O SANCTISSIMA (sacred music from the 18th century) from A String Quartet Christmas:
Motion by the ocean, and cover yo head.
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Florida connection on Blogfinger, Girls in their summer clothes, Music: DooWop classics, Photography Girls in their summer clothes, Photography: Florida, tagged SAnibel Island Flor on October 19, 2017| Leave a Comment »
By popular demand (since May) on Blogfinger. Sanibel Island Florida. 2017. Girls in their summer clothes. Paul Goldfinger action photo. ©
Ocean Grove. This fellow wore his hoodie up, even though it was an 80 degree day recently. Blogfinger photo. ©
Summer fashions in Ocean Grove, 2017: In case you didn’t notice, this was the summer of gravity-defying short shorts. The fashion caught on like wildfire and also probably got caught elsewhere as well. But it actually first appeared two summers ago when we first reported on it.
Who knew that such shorts were physically possible? As a student of human anatomy, I found it difficult to explain, but no more difficult than jeans worn halfway down a guy’s backside, which manage never to fall down.
Butt, it also was the summer for thong bathing suits, rarely seen in the Grove, but more common over in Asbury or a quick jog south to Belmar.
However the strangest women’s fashion look are the black spandex pants that rarely make it down to the ankle, but they are so revealing, that despite covering all critical parts, they do leave nothing to the imagination as they show every curve. Why do that, when a bit of mystery is always more tantalizing? It seems to be a case of follow the leaders and leave nothing to the imagination. What’s next?
The funny thing is that men’s summer clothes don’t change much. But they are coming back for a new look this winter with hoodies that are worn over the head inside, such as walking around Wegmans.
THE DRIFTERS:
Penny Lane? No, Central Park.
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photography Girls in their summer clothes, Photography: Black and White gallery, Photography: New York City Street Series, tagged Beatles on Blogfinger on August 29, 2017| Leave a Comment »
August 2014. A girl in her summer clothes. Central Park, Upper East Side. Paul Goldfinger photo © Click to see her tug on her dress. Was she primping for the photographer? Is she with the others, and what does the little smile mean? Ask Paul McCartney—he wrote the song and included the piccolo.
“Penny lane is in my ears and in my eyes
There beneath the blue suburban skies
Penny Lane.”
THE BEATLES:
Playing footsie
Posted in Fascinating Ocean Grovers, Girls in summer clothes Ocean Grove, Ocean Grove photographs, Ocean Grove things we did last summer, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photography Girls in their summer clothes, tagged Destination moon on Blogfinger, Ocean Grove beach on May 17, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Ocean Grove beach. 2014. Paul Goldfinger photo © Click to enlarge. Blogfinger.net
BEVERLY KENNEY:
All the things you are
Posted in Photography Girls in their summer clothes, Photography: Black and White gallery, Photography: New York City Street Series on May 14, 2017| Leave a Comment »
5th Avenue. NYC Street Series. 2014 © By Paul Goldfinger, Blogfinger.net Click to enlarge.
TONY BENNETT (live):
