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Wednesday, May 7, 2008
A new photography show
Passing along a press release that just came our way:
“The Photography Group” will be showing recent work at the Dayton Convention Center Mezzanine Gallery from 3 May through 26 June. A reception will be held during Urban Nights, May 16, 5-9 PM.
Margie McCullough will show color photographs from Grand Bahamas Island, which capture the island’s bright colors and relaxing environment; Bruce Campbell will show color photographs from Monterey, California, with attention to ocean and beach details; Karen Pearce will show color work including hand colored black & white photographs; Susan Tyner will show digital pinhole landscapes and still life; and Doug Taylor will show color photographs of flowers.
Come meet the photographers and find a print that excites your senses!
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Car songs!
This cheered me up all day yesterday (which was cool, cuz my horoscope said my day would be a “9” anyway, and this helped)…
I was heading to work up Far Hills toward our lovely and still new DDN Media Center (and right past all that awful, horrible clear-cutting of gorgeous trees in Oakwood; i don’t like the way they did that…) and spotted a lady in her car coming the other direction who was SINGING HER HEART OUT.
I mean, she had the biggest, happiest look on her face (she must not have noticed the chopped-down trees) and was puttin’ everything she had into whatever was on the radio.
Then I realized I was singing along to something, too (new Madonna), though not quite so energetically — nor, I expect, nearly as well. This lady looked like she could belt ‘em out with the best.
Car radio, CD player, iPod — I bet there are a few of you who have a favorite blow-the-roof-off-fave-car-radio-singalong song. Care to share?
Mine would be “Born to Run.” Next runner-up: “That Smell,” by Lynyrd Skynryd (“…the smell o’ death’s around youuuuuuuuuuuuuuu….”)
Your turn!
(PS: Feel free to comment on the Oakwood mature-tree clear-cutting, too… )
