I decided to put it on Flickr, and it got noticed and put on their Explore page. It took off from there, and as I type this, it has garnered more than 85K views.
As I said then, she is running for town council and promotes the town. On Friday night she led us on Linda's Wondrous Walking Tour of downtown. Given the time of year, the theme was ghostly if you know what I mean. We stopped in front of many downtown buildings while Linda recounted many stories to the delight of the participants.
It's challenging to take photos in the dark, bur I ratcheted up the ISO and did my best. Here are a few, including some b&w, which I don't usually think to do, but I think they worked well. I will present them without further comment.
Just delightful. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job, AC. Love that first photo!
ReplyDeleteYes, definitely a scary evening.
ReplyDeleteThose dolls look decidedly scary! Wouldn't want to see one of those when I come home on a dark night.
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous. I want to move to Canada. Here in the US, with Trump at the helm our land has become infused with hatred, bigotry, racism and just pure filth and even has broken our centuries old trust with you guys, our wonderful Canadian neighbors. I loved Danica's statement..."It's great knowing that all individuals are accepted in our small town, no matter what they identify as or who they love. We're all people here!"
ReplyDeleteHURRAY FOR YOU DANICA !
Great photos even with high ISO. Over 80K views is something to brag about!
ReplyDeleteWow. Well done. This sounds like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteYou got some great shots.
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What a fun event and you certainly got some great shots, John. The b&w ones were outstanding.
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