Yesterday I went { HERE }with some of my family members. It's a tour of the estate of Alfred Lunt, Broadway’s greatest actor, and his wife Lynn Fontanne, who also acted alongside him. I couldn't take pictures inside of their home or around the grounds really, so I just took a couple picture of some neat things in the guest center.
This is the ladies room. It was decorated with these HUGE photos of various actresses who came to stay with the Lunt&Fontanne at their retreat home. Of course, being a photographer, I found these big photos very inspiring. The decor was like you were inside a dressing room backstage. Very fun.
This is some wallpaper inside the guest center. It's of all the play programs they starred in together. Of course, I also thought this was neat and had to take a photo of it.
After we were done on the tour, we went back to my aunts town where they were having a {Wine & Harvest Festival}. I had really hoped to get some good shots with my new lens, but I think this picture below says it all: it was so wall-to-wall crazy busy. That street goes down for many more blocks; all jam packed with people. Needless to say, I wasn't about to have a little bit too tipsy person (people walk around with bottles of wine and drink all day) bump into me and have my new lens wrecked, so I kept it tucked away in my bag, except for these two shots. :-(
The shot above is actually really neat. Did you notice it is a reflection in a window? I know, it's hard to tell, but you can kind of see the side of the building on the left and the blue banner in the font window. I like photos like this; where you have to sit and look at what's really going on. I am very surprised how clear the people are in the photo, as they were all the way accross the street from the store.
And here are some random photos for your viewing enjoyment...
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Can't resist posting new pics of sweet pea!
