Saturday, May 25, 2013

Daytripping: Providence



On a gloomy day, the Rhode Island State House watches over the city of Providence.

16 comments:

  1. Wow! This is quit the building. They don't make like this any more.

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  2. What an impressive and beautiful building!

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  3. I recognize those ominous clouds.

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  4. Now that is what a state house should look like.

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  5. Substantial for sure. Impressive image!

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  6. Wonderful architecture and great shot, Jack!

    Everytime I come across the city of Providence I remember Alain Resnais' 1977 movie with the same name, starring three actors whose work I've always admired: Dirk Bogarde, Ellen Burstyn and Sir John Gielgud.

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  7. What a coincidence: I was just listening to The Last Resort by the Eagles and it names Providence, Rhode Island...

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  8. I like the white building against the grey sky!

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  9. That is an impressive building, Jack. And a good shot.

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  10. I thought about driving to Providence today. Just a little too cold and rainy for me today. Nice photo of the capitol. I need to force myself out to photograph in less than ideal weather.

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  11. Jack, day trips are good for the soul, aren't they? I have one planned for Memorial Day, Zipcar already reserved. We'll see what sort of skies I get to experience--I'm pulling for blue.

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  12. The day may be gloomy Jack but that building is quite majestic. I've never heard of Providence before so must look it up on Google!

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  13. Our capitol is prettier than your state house (just kidding)! All of these building are quite magnificent. Still haven't taken a tour of the interior of ours. Should be a good photo op, tho.

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  14. Nice shot. The gray sky makes it stand out.

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  15. It looks quite majestic against those brooding skies. I like all the grey too, moody indeed.

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  16. I love white buildings against a stormy sky, really makes the white 'pop' ! Super composition here Jack.

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