Ballet Le Reve

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Written By Harold Brown
Ballet Le Reve

My wife loves ballet and when the local vineyard hosted the Ballet Le Reve "Ballet in the Pavilion" we decided to make a day of it watching the ballet and then enjoying late lunch on the piazza. The Pavilion overlooking Gervasi Lake was a beautify setting to watch these accomplished dance performers. We took a front row seat to watch the dancers and took a few pictures to capture the performance of the day.

Ballet Le Reve
The Pavilion
Ballet Le Reve

Above is one of my favorite pictures, it captures the feeling of the day brought by these young ballet dancers.

Ballet Le Rêve is pre-professional dance company devoted to providing aspiring dancers with dance training, performing arts education, and a pathway to a professional dance career on regional, national, and international levels.

Want to see more pictures of the ballet? Follow this link to my photo website. If you would like to see more of Gervasi Vineyard follow this link.

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Harold Brown
Photography has remained a constant in my life since I was a child. I currently shoot with Nikon D7100 and a Sony NEX-6. My iPhones have gotten a lot of use as well (currently an iPhone 6+). I take pictures of just about anything, but my favorite is cars, all types of cars. Over the years I have abandoned the tripod, and do more run and gun stuff. I am pretty good at holding the camera steady, however once in a while I dig out the Manfrotto and get a few pics. I have a photo website that contains over 8,200 pictures at Photos.BhagaVideo.com, and my blog is at Harold-Brown.com. I do everything for my own enjoyment so you will see some great pics and some not so great pics. Many of my pictures are just quick shots to remember the day. I am constantly looking at what I did in the past and changing my likes and style as time goes on. Always ready for the latest and greatest and never stuck in the past.
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