Someone made this video montage of opening day at Bremerton Harborside Memorial Plaza. The shots start at the upper pool, then along the channel to the middle fountain by the ship mast and then down to the lower pool with the boulders.
LOL. If you pay attention my fiance, Jonathan Hume, just happens to wander through a couple of the crowd shots.
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Photo credit: Jonathan Hume and Phuong Phan-McManamna
Photo credit: Phuong Phan-McManamna
My friend Phuong Phan-McManamna sent me more photos, this time of the musical water feature at the Kitsap Conference Center at Bremerton Harborside. Thanks again! It is fun to see these night shots. Originally the lights were all supposed to be white but the city maintenance crew added some colored filters for the holidays. I wasn’t so sure about the color at first but it looks pretty good. The water feature is choreographed to Big Chill era songs like “What a Wonderful World” and “Unchained Melody”.
Photo credit: Phuong Phan-McManamna
Last week I got back in touch with a classmate that I hadn’t seen since we were in high school together at Laurel School, in Cleveland. Phuong Phan-McManamna is now an architect and LEED AP in Seattle. She and her family now live in Bremerton, Washington and like to play at the Bremerton Harborside water features.
Phuong sent me these pictures that she shot at Bremerton Harborside Fountain Park earlier this week. She is an amazing photographer. It is really hard to capture water. I love the sparkly holiday lights reflecting across the pools. The whole park looks like a magical winter wonderland. I haven’t been up to Bremerton during the holidays so it was really exciting to see these pics. Thanks Phuong! It is great to be back in touch.
Photo credit: Phuong Phan-McManamna
