Tempting fate
and
a hefty fine
these excellent musicians
played
under
the
restored
Minton tiles
in the lower passage
of the
an area
designated
a
Central Park
'quiet zone'
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Love street musicians.. one of my favorite photo ops.
ReplyDeleteI love street must too. This makes a nice threesome.
ReplyDeleteWas their music loud? Or were their instruments whispering?
ReplyDeleteWere they playing Vivaldi or Bach? Love that music!
ReplyDeleteOur two younger daughters and I played our violins in our backyard last night - some walkers noticed us!
That's a great shot, my dear;)
ReplyDeleteI've been in there before! I bet the acoustics are pretty good.
ReplyDeletelovely
ReplyDeleteNot so quiet now I bet with their music, which was probably lovely, echoing off those tiles.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful in BW, the silhouettes are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteV
I'm loving these brave anarchists and your great photo of them.
ReplyDeleteHappy tomorrow/enjoy!
I love good street musicians. Were they good? :)
ReplyDeleteDaryl, great shot! A new classic!
ReplyDeleteProbably nice and cool in the shade too!
However way to make a dollar, I'm for it. I love to see street musicians especially in Grand Central Station. Also, when I lived in White Plains we had couple - two guitarists, saxophonist. Not including the mimes. I tend to tip according to how they sound.
ReplyDeletei love this.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Daryl. I think you've captured their passion.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. What better way to relax. Sit and take a break from your day. And listen, really listen.
ReplyDeleteLovely.
ReplyDeletewv: demorru. I wonder who enjoyed that spot more, demorru?
there are designated quiet zones? i had no idea. well, i'm thinking they added some pleasant "disquiet."
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by my place earlier. nice to meet you. :)
and the word veri has me giggling....hemprot