Hello folks,
It has been a bit of time since the last entry of photos taken by YOU. I apologize for that--other projects and such.
Here are the latest photos from Saturday, June 7, taken at the Plaza during the Farmer's Market. Actually, we went to the fair later that day, so the camera was on the bench until 8:30 last night. Thanks again for your participation. More fun photos to follow--remember, you can submit your own photos to me for this blog.
Hello all,
Here's your latest work--two days and two locations: day 8 at the County courthouse steps and day 9 at the plaza during the Farmer's Market and Cinco de Mayo celebration. Check back for the details on the "tell a story with photos" project. CWC
For more photos from this set, visit the Flickr site.
O.K., technically, it's not a bench... See the photos below, and for more from this series, go to the Flickr site.
Here are some of the latest images from the Bench project. Many thanks to all who have viewed and commented over the past few days, and special thanks to the photographers!
This project will still continue, and we'll add some new projects--Anyone up for a photo-montage story?
Take five photos that tell a story--the only words allowed are the title of the story--the images should tell a story with a beginning and an ending. Be thinking about this and we'll announce the start pf the new project later this week. You'll need your own camera--any kind at all will do. I'll post full details later.
Here are some of the latest shots from the Bench Project. Thanks to the UDJ staff for their help and encouragement! Keep you eyes open for more cameras around town, and have fun! Be creative and look around you--there's a never-ending supply of beauty, comedy, tragedy and just plain fun to capture and share with the community.
This is an introduction to our new photo blog, which will soon be authored by Chris Waner-Carey. Chris started a photo project in Ukiah, leaving single-use cameras on School St. along with a note asking whoever sat there to take whatever photos they wish. He collects the cameras at the end of the day and processes them onto a Flickr account. He will start uploading his photos to this blog. Here is a preview of some of the photos taken, followed by the link to the Flickr account.
Check back next week for new photos!
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