Time to Celebrate! by NightGallery
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I realize a lot here are not into this at all. But I often look back at my gallery as a timeline of my life. With that said I wanted to post this shot.
Today was the Parade of the Los Angeles Kings' Stanley Cup celebration! Took a lot of shots and got a few nice ones (imo).
Thanks for looking... No worries if you don't want to comment. But know I am happy as a clam about all this... Never thought I would see it in my lifetime!
-Bruce
Players from left to right...
M. Richards, D. Doughty, D. Penner, L. Robitaille (retired) and J. Carter
Comments (7)
Photography was made for this! So that one can record the most important and happiest of his life, and re-live them over and over again. It is magical, sweet and bitter at the same time, relive the moment, but know that it is over. Back to see the friend or relative, but knowing that they are gone. But this time is the present and is happy, so enjoy it, and congratulations again.
Well, Bruce, I have no interest in watching team sports but this photo is as professional as your invertebrates . Superb shot and I am pleased for you.
Good for them! I'm glad it makes you happy!
I went and visited their website. Amazing pictures can be seen on their website. Superb capture of them celebrating their win. God Bless.
I live in New Hampshire and was thrilled to see the Bruins win last year!! So out of the teams that were left I just had to route for LA. Congrats!! Didn't care for how game 6 went down with the penalty and all but (it was a penalty) A very well deserved cup!!! enjoy!!
Great moment you captured. Congratulations to them.
I have no interest in the sport side of this shot but I spent a few years photographing this sort of thing and other stuff that didn't make my heart sing and I can say my old boss would have been pleased with this shot although it would have been In B&W.