The night game
The thing is that I don’t really consider myself a fan of baseball. I don’t keep up with teams or standings or scandals or anything like that.
But, for some reason, I love to go to baseball games.
When I travel during the baseball season (defined in my mind as the “just before it gets really hot until sometime in the fall”), and I am going to a city with a team (major league, or minor: I don’t care), I will always look at the schedule to see if I can catch a game. So, I’ve seen games in Seattle, San Francisco, Kansas City, Arlington, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Albuquerque, Round Rock (Texas), and probably a few others that I don’t remember just now.
And so, on a spare night in Los Angeles, it was the Dodgers v. the Giants. It was a lovely evening, as we watched the two teams battle it out. When I wasn’t watching the game, I was playing with my camera and watching the falling light play across the concrete stadium. It was a lovely night.
Oh, and the Dodgers won.
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles, California
photographed 6.25.2013
Posted on July 26, 2013, in Photography and tagged 365 photo project, architecture, black and white photography, dodger stadium, los angeles, los angeles california, los angeles dodgers, melinda green harvey, one day one image, photo a day, photography. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.

I don’t follow and sports but if I allowed myself to, it would be baseball. I’m all for any sport that has a place they call “home”. Lovely photo, too.
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Thanks, Ken.
Your comment reminded me of George Carlin’s baseball v. football piece: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRfhbEUkg7o
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