Friday
Feb052010
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Yesterday, I took a break from editing to spend time with my friend Tracey. Tracey had flown into town to help set up the Mom 2.0 Summit Photo Exhibit, of which Shutter Sisters (which Tracey founded) is a big contributor (and I have a few photos being shown as well!). So I picked her up at her hotel, and we drove over to the FotoFest gallery, to make sure all the images were properly hung and labeled.
Then, because we couldn't help ourselves, we took a couple of pictures.
After, we went to grab a bite to eat, and our friend Laura joined us.
It was a really, really good day.
And now, back to editing.
(See Tracey's shots of all the actual photos exhibited here.)
Song: Lively up yourself by Bob Marley
Friday, February 5, 2010 at 12:00AM
Reader Comments (14)
Wonderful you were able to take a break! I'm so jealous!! Just look at the few pictures you took of that exhibit has me wishing I were able to check it out. It all looks lovely!
What a relaxing day. I love the ring shots.
is it bad that I wish, oh so wish, I were there with you? and that seeing my photo up there in this fantastic place among such wonderful women and photographers is making me giddy beyond words?
I'd love to see the exhibit up close. It's just so cool that, as I browse through the images, I recognize photos taken be people that admire so much.
These are most beautiful. Bossy needs some photography help. She needs to step her equipment up to the next level, especially glass, and you seem like the one to tap. Now if Bossy can just secure that sugar daddy...
Can't wait to see the exhibit how exciting.
every time you ladies post something new about this i start crying all over again. this is just so huge and moving to me.
thank you.
~kristin (mainemomma)
The exhibit looks wonderful I like the fact of it being just women, from a men's point of view it is very cool. Also I like seeing people taking picutes like the one of Tracey.
To hear about it, to be asked to contribute - it really brought me an overwhelming feeling of pride and joy. But to see pictures of it up and running - to see images of you there, participating, well - it's really brought it to a whole new level. This is an amazing thing. Enjoy your time, and even though many of us aren't physically there with you, we're all there with you in our minds and our hearts! xox
I'm so glad you and Tracey took those photos. I was getting bummed out thinking I'd never get to see what they looked like on the walls.