Many years ago, an American Bluegrass player Named Bob Dyer came on a Gig to Australia. He fell in love with the place Married a chorus girl named Dolly and they became our most recognizeable showbiz Couple a bit like George and Gracie Burns were in the USA.
Umbrellas are for wimps, unless you are playing an electrical instrument, then it is understandable. You sure are getting good color saturation here, so the rain has its place!
Many years ago, an American Bluegrass player Named Bob Dyer came on a Gig to Australia. He fell in love with the place Married a chorus girl named Dolly and they became our most recognizeable showbiz Couple a bit like George and Gracie Burns were in the USA.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun time, despite the impending rain.
ReplyDeleteThe wood on those beautiful instruments is lovely. I like how the umbrellas form a colorful bottom border to your photo.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun! The colors are so rich and pure.
ReplyDeleteIs there a bluegrass version of 'singing in the rain?'
ReplyDeleteI bet that was some good, foot-stompin' music, despite the rain. Nice atmospheric shot...
ReplyDeleteThe wood shines and the color pops . . . the music can almost be heard.
ReplyDeleteUmbrellas are for wimps, unless you are playing an electrical instrument, then it is understandable. You sure are getting good color saturation here, so the rain has its place!
ReplyDeleteI like the inclusion of the umbrellas as foreground elements. Can bet that a bit of rain or storm didn't dampen the festive mood present.
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