august - kick it to the curb The Umbrella Dances Alone

Like Alice in Wonderland, a bit. Like it!

Mary Poppins´ parking, I propose.

I would love to know the story behind the shatter,wonderful shot Jack ..!

Hard to tell if the curtain is going up or down.  Still you provide a clever glimpse of this interesting play. A musical, I'm thinking. Nice shot. ~~~~~L

I can always count on you for a smile. The phrase that comes to mind is "Why not?"

Only what you needed to include to tell the story and a story that captures the viewer but allows the same viewer space and imagination. 

The end....;-)) the curtain is nearly down. Applause please for the director! The actors of the play are resting ( in the car maybe?.... ;-))

Juck you never let me down!;-))

Nopes! Standing ovation from the viewers. Superb composition, exposure,light and tonal quality.

What amazes is how the umbrella seems to float, hovering on its two spokes and its curved foot, as if barely connecting to the concrete.  This struck me not so much as a lively performance but as the last frame of a tragedy.  Everything has meaning and everything means more than it means.

Did you set this stage or did you just happen upon this scene? I find it amazing the things you find and the eye with which you see things! Very well done and a pleasure to view! Thank you for sharing. :)

And keeps dancing, and dancing.... Jack, the re-animator!

That's quite a stage you set here.

Very nice light and perfect positionning of the main protagonist of the show. Urban poetry well seen and transcribed by the director photographer!

Seems I missed this.

Similar to the others I'm looking for the human who left the scene - daily theatre everywhere. Very much talking shot. My compliments!

Ciao Axel

A wonderful show appears just by accident. The iron curtain has opened.