Ruby Tuesday: Three Reds
An assortment of reds I present to you today:
Many gray catbirds have been spotted in our neighborhood, and this one posed for me on my neighbor’s lawn.
I figured I better show you this clown before I forget all about the photo. I enjoyed seeing him up close, talking to the kids. In the background is the Salute to Israel Parade down Fifth Avenue in New York City.
The main vampire, a seventh grader, was excellent in the show The Brave Little Tailor, a presentation by the Middlesex County College Theater Camp in Edison, New Jersey. My daughter was a castle kid, and she did a great job of jumping into her friend’s arms when the vampire threatened everyone on stage.
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Ilana-Davita says
Original choices. I like the facial expressions of both the clown and the vampire.
Ellie says
That is one very convincing vampire! I was wondering who is more scary the vamp or the clown :) I have the same clown wig - true!
leoraw says
Hard to believe he's only about 12 years old, huh?
VickiS says
Nice pictures and the clown is so colorful.
East Gwillimbury WOW! says
Summer fun! I hope your daughter enjoyed being a castle kid. I think it's such good experience.
annie says
So. Leora. Vampire literature fan that I am, how could I NOT say that the last pictures is OUTSTANDING. And these are youngsters? I would not have guessed.
leoraw says
You are a vampire literary fan? Hmmm.
Interesting thing is all the photos I took of the vampire were a little fuzzy or a lot fuzzy; the other characters were sometimes crisp. I guess the actor moved around a lot!
Felisol says
I am also captured by the vampire photo. An out-of-this-world mood. Like a Rembrandt painting.
From Felisol
Patti V. says
Wow, very hard to believe he's only 12 years old.
That photo of the vampire is very cool!
Interesting combination of photos for Ruby Tuesday this week, Leora. ;-)
Ralph says
It is a nice things when kids of any age are allowed to act for an audience. The vampire looks handsome and his quiet showmanship makes his performance even more impressive. Wonderful subjects you have presented!
Mottel says
Love the middle one!
Carletta says
I love that the clown's hair matching his collar! :)
Vampires seem to be all the rage. I just borrowed the Twilight books from my daughter to read.
The young man seems to have acting in his blood - no pun intended. :)
Robin says
Fun choices, and I like the carnation blur in the foreground of the first shot as well. On first read I thought it was a cardinal, so the blur made perfect sense lol.
luna miranda says
i enjoyed these photos! love the vampire photo!
Martha says
Great choices!
My Ruby Tuesday
nonizamboni says
Perfect and ecclectic mix of reds--as usual :O)
Is there anything 'redder' than a clown's nose. Thanks for sharing your neighborhood.
Dianne says
excellent collection
each one so different from the others
Miranda says
Nice pics, I love the first one, very nice.
Jientje says
My favorite is the vampire! Happy RT!
srp says
I have never seen a gray catbird before. We have the usual ones here. My rubies are here.
amanda says
I like them all Leora but the one with the bird really caught me eye!
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Jew Wishes says
What wonderful reds! I love the photo of the bird...looking so proud.
Such vibrancy in the other two photos!
Happily Retired Gal says
They're all nifty but the first is my favorite this week ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
mary/theteach says
Remarkable REDs, Leora! Especially the first one with just a smudge of red. :)
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