The moment is forever etched in my mind. He was tall, dark and handsome and sat beside me on the streetcar. I was disappointed when my stop came and I had to exit his warm gaze. I stood to go and he hesitated then started to get up, too.
Could this be his stop? Or is he following me? I was unsure if I should be excited or frightened. I hurried off the streetcar into the night. And I turned around and glanced back and there he was waiting under a lamp post.
"Miss, you've forgotten to give me your number."
Ah, nothing to fear. I would make him mine, not a stranger any more.
A moment frozen in time, in the city at dusk, under the light of the crescent moon and the glow of the street lamps. He in his hat and the saxophone playing on the corner.
Ummm...is this a real street? A movie set? A still shot from a film/TV? A mockup? None of the above? Too vintage to be real, real. Great image in any case.
@mcsiegle Museum has a scale model of Cincinnati back in the day. It is incredible...so detailed. This scene called to me...loved the lights. Just a cell phone snap, that I was quite pleased with. It needed a story, too.
Looks like a scene from San Francisco .... What a great model and excellent story and cell phone capture. Why the heck do we carry around the big heavy black box when a small little devise produces this?
Great shot, fabulous story, darkness and drama oozing out of every pore. Such a cool scene, almost like tilt-shift, actually liked knowing that it was a scale model as I love those, especially one as atmospheric and detailed as this one!! FAV!!
July 19th, 2015
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