Street performer
Pier 17
South Street Seaport, Lower Manhattan
New York, September 2008
See also: Woman in Blue
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4 comments:
Street performers have to be a little weird, but they are a lot of fun. She looks like a golden statue in this shot.
Re your comment on Paree...I won't go up things like this (although I did climb to the top of the Arc de Triompe (damn near died, too!)...
But, Lois had sprained her ankle running for the batobus, yet insisted on climbing those Notre Dame stairs anyway! I thought she was crazy...she did limp pretty badly for a few days afterward!
Do you think that she sweats when it gets real hot? Does it affect the gold?
Does she move, or only stand still. I can understand moving street performers, but the ones who stand still must be crazy.
I took a picture of a silver lady on a cloudy day just recently. It's almost the total contrast of this one :-)
Now where is that photo.....?
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