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Sunday, October 05, 2008

Sand Bar USA

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Is open! There is a funky bar/night club located on the waterfront in Jersey City next to the Marina in the previous shots. It is quite large and has a lot of outdoor areas complete with plastic palm trees, a sand beach, and some unusual furniture. We were there early in the afternoon so it was pretty quiet but judging from the looks of the place it is probably hopping at night especially in the summer. We stopped for a beer at one of the outside bars. We did not venture inside although it must be quite large with 2 dance floors and several lounge and dining areas.

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News:

This photo of the Bucknell Quad is a 2 page feature photo in the Summer 2008 issue of Bucknell Magazine.

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Labels: city, cityscape, Jersey City, recreation, urban

posted by Laurie at 12:00 AM

12 Comments:

Anonymous ceanothe said...

Une étonnante perspective, bravo !

5:40 AM, October 05, 2008  
Blogger photowannabe said...

That sounds like a fun and funky place to sit and unwind for a while.
Love your Dad's quote...so true.

11:44 AM, October 05, 2008  
Anonymous Denis said...

What would become Laurie without her fisheye?
Neally the same thing as me without my tele
Nothing !
Nice one Laurie !

12:35 PM, October 05, 2008  
Anonymous Laurie said...

@Denis...lol...Thanks. I had just gotten the lens the day before so I was having a lot of fun when I did the Jersey City series. I am not as obsessed with it anymore although I still love it. It is fun and a little challenging as well.

12:39 PM, October 05, 2008  
Anonymous Still said...

Wow! Very dynamic shot!

3:23 PM, October 05, 2008  
Anonymous Arjan - PlasticDaisy said...

That arrow just comes straight at me! The curve in the fence really enhances the depth. Nicely done! And sorry to hear about all the trouble you had lately. Hope it finally works out for you!

6:08 PM, October 05, 2008  
Anonymous don said...

A fine eye-catching image. I like the wide angle effect and your composition. Fine work.

8:39 PM, October 05, 2008  
Anonymous martie said...

Great (and interesting) shot!

12:53 AM, October 06, 2008  
Blogger photo blog girl said...

I like the effect that you used, but I kind of wish something more interesting was happening in the parking lot - I'm a sucker for people in photos though. It's very creative, with great colors. Nice!

2:23 AM, October 06, 2008  
Anonymous Ricochet said...

Bonjour Laurie
It's always really nice to discover your great work and again a very nice use of the wide angle with this graphic composition, bravo à toi!
Amicalement
Ric

6:18 PM, October 06, 2008  
Anonymous Rian said...

wow.. it looks fun.. again, another crisp, clear shot! great job! :D

6:46 PM, October 06, 2008  
Anonymous P.J. said...

1. I need a fisheye lens.
2. Good image. Nice perspective and great sky. Nice work, as usual!

2:07 PM, October 10, 2008  

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