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LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph 2012

3 days of peace, love and photography
Charlottesville, VA
June 6-9, 2012
self portrait on Pennsylvania Turnpike between Detroit and Charlottesville--They fixed it! Nick Nichols and friend view Donna Ferrato's exhibit at McGuffey Art Center Nick peeping into Donna Ferrato's Photo Cube Bruce Gildren's street photography on the street Lindsay Morris, photo editor of Edible magazines in NYC & environs
Patricia & Lindsay, who spent much of her childhood playing in our house breakfast with Tim Archibald, Bay Area photographer of Echolilia Karina, photographer from DC area Karina looks at my book Karina looks at Lindsay Morris' photo project
Friday block party two sisters at Friday block party Daddy, I do not want to be lifted up! So which person is real? Friday block party
Patricia & Kyle Meyer, photo by David Lykes Keenan Patricia signs book for Lynn Johnson, photo by David Lykes Keenan Lynn Johnson & Patricia, photo by David Lykes Keenan Shots & Works, Friday night Shots & Works, Friday night
a beautiful man on the pedestrian mall on Friday night Ben, photographer from DC Ben another beautiful man whose name I forget Bruce Gilden giving his Master's Talk
Bruce Gilden Kim Skoulidas Doug MacClellan taking photo, Andrew Brinkhorst leaning down, Jonathan Auch smiling Jonathan Auch, NYC photographer INsight Artist, Alex Webb
Alex Webb outside the Paramount Theater after Alex Webb's talk David Lykes Keenan, Brooklyn photographer (l to r) Andrew, Marianne, DAH, Audrey, Laura, Wendy and John Johnny finds Miller's hamburgers a bit of a mouthful
Kurt, Johnny & Maria...Kim & Panos behind them Maria and Vissaria, Panos' sister & niece from Greece Kim & Panos' belated wedding portraits Kim & Panos Kim & Panos
Kim & Panos following the sweet light one more slant of sweet light Charlottesville is lovely! a restaurant hidden in a nearby neighborhood
Saturday's Shots & Works even a 7-week old stayed awake for the show...at least part of it a family on the grass the pedestrian mall looked mighty empty on Sunday but David Doubilet's art remains...at least in the trees

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Guest 14-Jun-2012 20:54
Awesome Patricia, wish I had been there. Miss you on burn.
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