Posted in Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photographic Gallery, Black and White, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, Photography: Black and White gallery, Photography: Ocean Grove Gallery, tagged Historic house in Ocean Grove, Ocean Grove architecture on August 24, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Ocean Grove. April, 2015. By Paul Goldfinger ©
DAVE STRYKER (guitar) with JIMMY HEATH (tenor sax. age 88 from Philadelphia) from Stryker’s new album (3/15) Messin’ with Mr. T (to honor Stanley Turrentine, jazz tenor sax man)
—This song is “In a Sentimental Mood” by Duke Ellington:
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, tagged Ocean Grove architecture on June 22, 2016| 2 Comments »
Ocean Grove, New Jersey. Paul Goldfinger photo. © June, 2016. Blogfinger.net
“Leonardo da Vinci once said that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. Simplicity in design calms us and somehow inspires us, not only in architecture but also in other forms of design.” (from Houzz.com)
The jewel effect is when you shop for a diamond ring, and the jeweler only brings out one at a time, to stand alone in the light without compromise by others. That’s why we like to show Ocean Grove houses all alone–one at a time.
Phillip Smith, musician from Ocean Grove playing Gershwin with Joseph Turrin on piano. “Someone to Watch Over Me.:”
Posted in Ocean Grove architecture, tagged NO BOOM BOOM, Ocean Grove architecture on June 4, 2016| 5 Comments »
This new “Victorian” design was approved by HPC, but many Grovers believe it doesn’t fit in. Blogfinger photo. June, 2016. Ocean and Webb. © Click to enlarge
#30 McClintock is being fixed up. It is described as an 1875 Victorian by the realtors who have priced it at $800,000. It looked similar to this in the past. But is this design sufficiently Victorian to satisfy the people from the National Register? ? Blogfinger photo, June 3, 2016. What do you think?
There are many amateur architects and designers in OG. They love to watch the construction of new Victorians as well as the remodeling of the 0ld. Do any of you want to comment on the job being done in Ocean Grove to maintain our historic designation?
ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST OF ZORBA: “No Boom Boom” in Ocean Grove