One of the nice things about Gloucester is that we have the conveniences of living near Boston, but the benefits of a relatively small community. Just a few days ago, I went to a concert at Symphony Hall. It’s great to have a world-class orchestra practically right down the road!
It was my first time at Symphony Hall, and although the performance itself was fantastic, I was also rather impressed by the venue. Here are a few photos I took with my iPhone (using the accessory lenses I reviewed earlier, in most cases the Instagram app, and in the first case, a panorama app).
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7 thoughts on “Boston – Symphony Hall”
Great shots and the hall is beautiful.. been there many times and love it… take care
Oh wow! I was at the same performance in that magnificent space! Agree, the first class music, especially the soloists, sparkled as much as all the gold! It was a very appreciative audience -except for the moment when someone’s cell phone went off. . . .
Father Green, I’ve been enjoying your posts. You’ve got an eye for interesting and not commonly photographed places around the neighborhood. (I guess this includes the larger neighborhood of Boston itself.) Please keep them coming.
Great shots and the hall is beautiful.. been there many times and love it… take care
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Thank you!
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Oh wow! I was at the same performance in that magnificent space! Agree, the first class music, especially the soloists, sparkled as much as all the gold! It was a very appreciative audience -except for the moment when someone’s cell phone went off. . . .
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Glad you enjoyed it too!
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Father Green, I’ve been enjoying your posts. You’ve got an eye for interesting and not commonly photographed places around the neighborhood. (I guess this includes the larger neighborhood of Boston itself.) Please keep them coming.
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Thanks!
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