All three movies are of musical entertainment. All are low resolution
because I primarily wanted to record the sound, not the people. Two
movies are of the Atmos Trio
(1,2) a small,
harmonic jazz group. Another movie is
of a jazzy blues band, the Rob
Robinson Band.
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| Union Street Festival
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Parties spread to the rooftops. I think this is the first
festival where I've seen this occur.
| A variety of items made from (reused) chopsticks. The folding baskets
are pretty cool. The guy who makes these spent a year in China
and saw how many chopsticks go to waste. Sometimes people recycle the
wood. The artist realized it would be better for the environment if the
chopsticks could be reused, not simply recycled. Thus, he came up with
these ideas and products.
| A flower shop. It's a nice presentation and photo but I was flowered
out from my recent
trip to Berkeley so this is the only picture I took. Incidentally,
there is another flower shop across the street.
| A pretty good used bookstore where I relaxed and browsed for half an
hour. I love the mural surrounding the window!
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| Cool metal sunbursts. I'd seen them at another festival but this was the
first time I photographed them. The business card I grabbed says,
"Sunrise International Trade: Ricardo Oppenheimer" and gives contact
information.
| Apparently I didn't record who created these pieces of art.
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| The Food Scene
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| Deep fried mushrooms, artichoke hearts, and zucchinis. They tided me
over until I saw enough of the festival to make a lunch decision.
| New Orleans Cajun Cooking, the stand at which I bought lunch.
| Jambalaya.
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