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We moved to these seats during intermission of Verdi's "Falstaff", which were much better than our previous seats to the side of the stage and a bit too close.
Taken with my Sony RX100 VA instead of a mobile phone. I thought it turned out pretty well.
Due to a mix up in the start time of this night's production of Verdi's "Falstaff", we showed up rather early. We enjoyed some quiet moments on the balcony level of the Keller Auditorium before heading to our seats on the orchestra level.
The distinctive residential building, Portland Plaza, behind the equally distinctive Ira Keller Fountain.
Portland, Oregon is nicknamed "Bridge City" because of its 12 iconic bridges that span the Willamette River. These bridges are a defining feature of the city's landscape and include structures like the Steel Bridge, Hawthorne Bridge, Morrison Bridge, and Tilikum Crossing. The nickname reflects Portland's connection to its waterways and its reputation for engineering marvels.
How to pronounce "Oregon" and "Willamette" the way Oregonians do:
Oregon
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Willamette
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Night walks in Portland series.
The Empress building, originally constructed in 1927 as a luxury hotel.
