Jul
26
Gilroy Garlic Festival 2007
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Don’t forget! The Gilroy Garlic Festival is this weekend.
The official Web site is up and running. Check it out for more information.
May
21
Sundance Photographic Workshops
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Don’t forget the upcoming Sundance Photographic Workshop in August! (From an e-mail I received.)
Jan
29
From an e-mail I received:
New this year, by popular demand, are our “weekenders” in New Mexico - 2 to 3 day trips to scenic NM destinations where you provide your own transportation and we meet on location. This is for the benefit of photographers who can’t take week-long vacations and/or do not have much time to practice and explore our Land of Enchantment. These short trips are opportunities to get glimpses of this very scenic state (the U.S. state with the most photographers per capita!) with the guidance of a local professional photographer, and have a taste of adventure as we go off the beaten path.
Jan
15
Be Exhibited in the Maine Museum of Art
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From an e-mail I received:
The University of Maine Museum of Art thought you might be interested in this exciting photo exhibition, open for submissions.
Millions Taken Daily Photographs from Everyone and Everywhere
July 13 – October 6, 2007
The University of Maine Museum of Art is currently accepting submissions for: Millions Taken Daily; Photographs from Everyone and Everywhere. The exhibition explores the idea that photographs are an integral part of daily life and that we all have a hand in creating and collecting them. Millions Taken Daily will display photographs from all over the globe, submitted by anyone (yes, anyone). There is no particular theme or subject and each person may submit up to 20 photographs. Images will be installed from floor to ceiling in the museum.
Oct
4
California’s Oldest Lighthouse
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An article in The Weekend Pinnacle discussed California’s oldest lighthouse at Pt. Pinos.
The 150 year old building is near Pacific Grove. The lighthouse still has original light fixtures from 1853. The living quarters for the lighthouse keepers have been restored. A visit to the lighthouse is like a visit to the past.
Naturally, such a place sits on high, open ground overlooking the ocean. Makes for a great photo op, if you ask me!