My View of Life on the Dock
The second play in the “Tragabigzanda Political Theatre Festival” was “Unexpected”, in which we see a family dealing with the drug overdose-induced death of one of its own. The part that struck me most was the imagined conversation between the deceased and his niece.
More photos of this and the other plays here.
Henry Allen’s North Shore Folklore Theatre Company is on Facebook.
Photos from the first of three short plays at the Tragabizanda Political Theatre Festival, which was held at City Hall over the past two weekends. “You Are My Sunshine” is a moving drama that deals with the issue of post-partum depression.
Henry Allen’s North Shore Folklore Theatre Company is on Facebook.
I’ve been mostly staying indoors for over a week to get over a cold, so I don’t have many new photos of Gloucester itself ready to post. So, these are not photos of Gloucester, but they are still relevant because they are photos by a Gloucester photographer – i.e., a few of photos from my vacation in New York.
I’ve been wanting to go since it opened, but various circumstances have made it impossible. I’m hoping to go tomorrow afternoon!
Somewhere between when I took this photo on Thursday, and the following photo on Friday, they put the hands back on the clock. I wish I had been able to get photos of that moment!
Apparently, he has been around for years, and probably belongs to our neighbors on Smith Street.
Those are quite some paws!
Early sunlight glints off the metal cross on the steeple of St. Ann’s Church.
Closeup:
Photographed from the roof of the rectory of St. Ann’s Church.
Crosses on the bell towers of Our Lady of Good Voyage church, at dawn (photographed from the roof of the rectory of St. Ann’s church).
Where (and/or what) is the subject of these photos (beyond, “bricks!”)? I think there’s an interesting shape/patterns/positive-negative space dynamic going on in them. They look kind of “Photoshopped”, but I only slightly adjusted the brightness and contrast.
Enjoying vacation in upstate New York…
Last weekend, Holy Family parish had it’s annual outdoor Mass and picnic at Stage Fort Park. I didn’t get any photos of the outdoor Mass, because I consider it inappropriate (at best) to pull out a camera and take photos while wearing liturgical vestments and concelebrating the service. However, I got some nice photos of the fun that came afterwards. As I am going away on vacation for a week, I will post shots of the different activities in a series of posts.
Today: the men of our local Knights of Columbus cooking and serving a tasty meal!
Good Morning Gloucester 