Juliet Has Left The Building by auntietk
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A balcony at the Tlaquepaque shopping center near Sedona, Arizona.
Comments (31)
very nice shot
Wherefore art she then Tara??? Lovely shot.
Wonderful! I really like those pitchers. Perhaps they are used to repel boarders.
beautiful
romantic view and shot !!
Yes Tara! But where is Romeo ?Left with Juliet or...alone? The lovers are great childrens same from Verone.Beautiful photo.
She's chasing the ghost of Elvis. If you look closely, a tip of his bellbottoms are showing, lower right hand corner. Love this quaint little balony.
Excellent shot.
Wonderful shot & composition!!!!!
Very cool capture and great title
What a wonderful scene and capture! Wow!
belle photo!!
Well said, and a beautiful shot to boot!
Wonderful Southwest flavor to this. Love the textures and colors. Very well done!!
She's having a Margarita with Romeo down the block! Lovely balcony...
Very wonderful capture. Great composition
AWW! What an interesting and beautiful shot Tara. And the pots are just gorgeous :-D
those pots are going to fall ...
lol at jo--i was gonna say something just like that. but i think she left romeo--his drinks are dangerous! great shot!!
It does look quite historic... Clive
Nice shot! :)
so beautifully detailed a wonderful capture
If Romeo asks, Juliette is inside looking for discounts. Nice shot and, yes, I want those pots.
Outstanding photo with a way above average title:) I love the comments above. I now have all sorts of images in my mind's eye of Juliette cavorting around Tlaquepaque with Romeo. Composition, light, color...just right!
Wherefore art Juliette? Cavorting about, perhaps with some obscure Poser artist, seeking virtual reinstatement upon her balcony? Perhaps? More likely she's having a tall cool one with the girls after a day's shopping until dropping.... A wonderful catch, Tara! You see the most delightful things that most of us are too busy to notice. Love this sunny, cheerful photo!
Wonderful shot, I hope those pitchers are fixed they look as if they could fall off very easily.
Wonderful capture of this beautiful balcony!
Beautifully captured Tara!
I could just hear Romeo now: "Oh, it is my lady...it is my love...hey wait! Where'd she go?" This image is absolutely superb and the title is priceless; I can imagine all sorts of Shakespearean mayhem involving Juliet, her Nurse (funny, the Nurse's name was never revealed, but she was one of the more bawdy and vibrant characters in that play) and a few cute guys the Nurse just-so happened to meet at the well in the center of Verona. Handsome young bucks, I could hear the Nurse saying to Juliet: far better than that Montague boy what with that mowhawk and those boots! Oh wait, wrong version of the play. Oh, well...you get the point. The fact that you even saw this is quite marvelous! It's one of those "in plain sight" things that lots of people pass by every day without a second (or first) glance, and it's something you spot right away. I could see how/why you spotted it too: the light is fantastic, the colors are nicely rich, warm and inviting, and those water pots are probably in place for exactly the reason Andrea stated. Or not. This is fantastic and I'm glad I finally got around to seeing it. This is fantastic.
Great capture I just wish who ever lived there had put out more flowers LOL Hugs Susan~