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Interesting treatment of a street scene. I’d love to know what they were playing – would it be classified as jazz or folk music. The guy in the foreground is really going for it 🙂
Thank you for the compliment.
Actually, it was Armenian folk music – I took the picture at the monastery of Geghard – and there was this little music group playing for the tourists.
Super! reminds me of Rambatico musich & films.
Thank you.
As I took the picture in Armenia I wasn’t really thinking of Rembetiko – but now that you mention it I have to agree.
Hi rabirius! I’ve given you the One Lovely Blog Award because your blog is a delight to my eyes and an inspiration to my spirit. I love your images and your humor; they leap off the screen. I hope you will consider this a big thank you and pay it forward to someone who delights you. If you aren’t into this sort of thing, then just know that someone out here admires your work.
http://synkroniciti.com/2013/07/08/the-very-inspiring-blogger-and-one-lovely-blog-awards/
Yours,
kat at synkroniciti
Thank you very much, Kat. I feel honored.
I will try to take a closer look at the weekend.
Greetings,
rabirius.
You bet! Best wishes.
This is amazing, rabirius.
Thank you, Scott.
just a phenomenal image! love it.
Thank you.
I imagine an invisible chair he can use if he gets tired 🙂
That would actually be a good thing to have for long nights of music and dance. 🙂
🙂 perfect for summer nights especially
Yes, it might come in handy then.
Interesting processing Rabirius! Lovely atmosphere there!
Thank you very much, Uday.
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
Thanks for reblogging.