Thanks, Anita. I’ve seen this young man practicing at this same site several times and he just seems to be getting better each time I see him. The setting is on the shore of the lake, not far from my house.
Hey Ken, I am still blogging! Both Visual History and Visual Notebook. Visual Notebook is now under my website – just choose Blogs and there it is! http://johnstrongarts.com.
This photo has a real feeling of solitude to it, Ken. At least the way I’m seeing it. The idea of the juggler finding a nice quiet spot to hone his craft.
Thanks, Tom. Although the photo does have that feeling of solitude, this guy can draw quite a crowd when he’s practicing. I have tried to isolate him from the fans though because I thought it made a better photo.
Thanks, John. I admire anyone with this skill. This guy is pretty good. I’ve been coming here for about 3 years and have seen him often during that time.
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Judging by the height of that toss, this guy looks serious. Love the setting.
Thanks, Anita. I’ve seen this young man practicing at this same site several times and he just seems to be getting better each time I see him. The setting is on the shore of the lake, not far from my house.
Does he know there’s a bowling pin heading for his head? Nice timing, Ken.
Thanks, John. Yeah, he knows.
Hey Ken, I am still blogging! Both Visual History and Visual Notebook. Visual Notebook is now under my website – just choose Blogs and there it is! http://johnstrongarts.com.
Lovely! 🙂
Thanks, Malin.
This photo has a real feeling of solitude to it, Ken. At least the way I’m seeing it. The idea of the juggler finding a nice quiet spot to hone his craft.
Thanks, Tom. Although the photo does have that feeling of solitude, this guy can draw quite a crowd when he’s practicing. I have tried to isolate him from the fans though because I thought it made a better photo.
Nice job Ken! I like the sense of place. btw: my son’s a juggler.. this guy is serious.
Thanks, John. I admire anyone with this skill. This guy is pretty good. I’ve been coming here for about 3 years and have seen him often during that time.
Well caught, Ken. The perfect moment and almost a Zen moment too. Something so special about this whole view and the frozen pin.
Thanks, Andy. I’m generally not very good at catching action, but this is a lucky shot.
Very good setting Ken and this man is seriously entertaining..
Thanks, Chantal. I watched him for about half an hour without taking photos. He’s highly entertaining.