Category: Administrative

Hi! Did you miss me?

So… yeah. I will just come right out and state the obvious: I stopped posting. I will have to change the tagline to something more appropriate, like “updated when I feel like it.” After all those festivals, I misplaced my inspiration.

But my new camera? It is awesome. Then it snowed, which is sort of difficult to wrap my head around here in Seattle, because we’re on almost a full week of snow. I’ve taken a few photos in the cold and it is a super fun time. Maybe I should post some of those. However. I soon discovered I needed Photoshop CS4 to interpret the RAW files from the D700, and I don’t own that software yet. Put a wee crimp in my style.


Then for Christmas my husband gave me his present early: Strobist Lighting Seminar DVDs. And lately I’ve been reading this: HDR: An Introduction to High Dynamic Range Photography. I decided I needed to add some technique to my bag of my tricks. And maybe a monitor. My monitor is… good at word processing.

So, no promises, no pressure, but if you haven’t already you should add me to your RSS feed reader. Eventually I’ll get my act together, but it’ll probably be less scheduled than before. And maybe I’ll change the design if it doesn’t break everything. But let’s not get too crazy yet — need to feed the Google monster.

Long time no post!

I’ll have a booth at West Seattle Summer Fest next weekend for On Focus Photo. Please stop by and say hi if you’re in the area. I’ll be selling matted prints, note cards, and bookmarks based on the pictures you’ve seen on this blog.

WEST SEATTLE SUMMER FEST DETAILS
What: West Seattle Summer Fest
Why: A FREE 3-day street fair in West Seattle
Fair hours:
10am-8pm, Friday, July 11
10am-8pm, Saturday, July 12
11am-7pm, Sunday, July 13
Web site: www.westseattlefestival.com
Where: West Seattle, WA (Heart of the fair lies in the intersection of California Ave SW & SW Alaska)
Getting there: Metro bus routes #54 and #55 (express routes from Downtown) stop right in the Junction. For more information on bus service see tripplanner.metrokc.gov.

Where can I find the On Focus Photo booth: I’ll be set up across from Garlic Jim’s, 4520 California Ave SW Seattle WA 98116. (www.westseattlefestival.com/gettingthere.html)

I hope you can make it out. I’ve got a new selection of note cards, larger prints, and lower prices on matted prints.

Fremont Fair booth thumbnail

I’m cheating by posting a photo of my booth as it looked on the first day of Fremont Fair as my Monday picture, but it’s almost 10pm and I’m wiped out after all weekend at the Fremont Fair. The event was a lot of fun, Jer and I met a lot of people, and we had great parking spots. I’m not sure you could ask for more.

I’m calling it a success. And now I’m going to scrounge something up for dinner because it seems like the thing to do.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by and if you’ve found your way here as a result of the event: WELCOME!!!

I’ll have a booth at the Fremont Fair *this* weekend for On Focus Photo. Please stop by and say hi if you’re in the area. I’ll be selling matted prints, note cards, and bookmarks based on the pictures you’ve seen on this blog.

FREMONT FAIR DETAILS
What: Fremont Fair
Why: to celebrate the Summer Solstice and to support Solid Ground
Fair hours: 10am-8pm, Saturday, June 21
11am-7pm, Sunday, June 22
Details: www.fremontfair.com
Where: Fremont, WA (Fremont Avenue North to First Avenue North between North 36th Street and North Canal Street, Seattle)
Getting there: Metro Transit routes 26, 28, 31 and 74 serve the Fremont area. For more information on bus service see tripplanner.metrokc.gov.

Where can I find the On Focus Photo booth: N 34th Street, between Evanston and Phinney (http://www.fremontfair.com/map.php)

I hope you can make it out. I’ve never been to the fair (or parade) myself, but I hear the painted naked bicyclists are something to see.

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