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Most of our downtown businesses were closed Monday in honor of Memorial Day leaving anyone looking for afternoon entertainment with the choice of coffee at Starbucks, some tasty Gelato or the matinee showing of Tomorrowland in a 91-year-old theater.  We went to the movies. 🙂
Posted as part of Sally D’s Mobile Photography Challenge: Â Street Photography.
Brilliant shot, Lisa. Looks like a moment in the good olden days. Hope you enjoyed the movie. I would so have chosen the gelato and sat in a shady spot, and then walk around and take photos 😀
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It was a perfect day for photos but a promise to my son was top on my list. 🙂
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We have no movie theatre so a 91 year old one sounds great!
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Looks like a great vintage photo; Beautifully done.
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Thanks so much. 🙂
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This scene was ripped straight out of the 1960s. Awesome!
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Great photo in black and white. I always have such a hard time deciding to go to the movies on a beautiful day. On one hand want to see the movie, but on other hate missing out on the beauty of outside 🙂
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P.S. That Mercedes making the turn in the foreground is my dream car 🙂
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It’s a really pretty car, this one was soft yellow. 🙂
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Excellent, Lisa! I’m so amazed… Love, love this shot!
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Thanks so much, Amy!
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Lisa, the scene could easily be an image on a vintage postcard. How great that your theater is almost a century. Years ago they raised ours and it was one of the saddest days. Our Main Street has become less than it was. I wish that there was more reverence for keeping the historic ambience. That’s not to say that there was not a public outcry. Progress is not always in the shades of its definition. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Thanks, Sally. I always love exploring Main Streets and can’t help but feel a little sad when they’ve been abandoned for newer strip malls… Sorry to hear about your theater. 😦
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That makes for an idyllic and quiet weekend. I think that’s all you need aside from having a family get together over a bbq.
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You’re right, Bebs a family bbq would be the perfect ending to a quiet weekend. We did cook up some burgers but it was just the three of us. 🙂
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What a neat Main Street view- I like how the neighborhood gently slopes away in the distance. It reminds me I haven’t been to Edmonds in about a million years. Is downtown right on the waterfront/by the ferry terminal?
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Thanks! Edmonds is a cute little town and you’re right, the downtown is very close to the ferry terminal. This photo was taken at the intersection of Main and 5th Avenue and if you looked downhill to the right Main Street continues onto the ferry.
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Looks peaceful
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Thanks, it was. 🙂
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good feel 🙂
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Thanks, Joshi. 🙂
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You gave it a vintage look. Quite lovely with that street that goes for ever 🙂
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Thanks, Paula. 🙂 This was another Hipstamatic shot where I set my subject in the frame but let the iPhone app choose all the processing. The results aren’t always what I would have chosen but the project is really making me focus on framing and composition. Sometimes, like this one, it all comes together. 🙂
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