WPCA Annual Member Show

On Saturday evening, Peter & I dropped off 3 images each to be place in the
WPCA Annual Member show.

Opening Reception will be on Friday evening June 5, 2009
911 West National Ave.
Milwaukee
5 - 9PM

Please join us for an evening of fun!

Portrait Session with Gabriella

Last evening we had the opportunity to photography a sweet young
lady named Gabriella. The weather was great and so we took her
into the backyard of her mother's workplace in Milwaukee.
It was a real challenge with Peter trying to crawl on his knees to get to her level
while I tried to do my best to block the glare of the sun on her little face.
Most times she was faster than us!

When we moved inside, she settled down and we took several more images.
Getting a one year old to cooperate can be difficult, but the results were well worth it!

Update on Art Show

Getting ready for our next show at Walker's Point
Center for the Arts.
Will be choosing images and submitting them on
Saturday.
Opening reception is Friday night June 5th from 5 - 9 PM.

911 West National Ave.

Hope to see you there.

Jerry Grillo - Live at The Baby Grand Piano Bar

On Saturday evening, we decided to have a change of pace.
Along with our friends, Paul & Maris Fried we went to see and hear
Jerry Grillo performing at the Baby Grand Piano Bar in Wauwatosa.
We were treated to an energetic performance by Jerry and his pianist Barry Velleman.

His next perfomance will be on Friday June 5, 2009 at the
MGAC Theatre at 703 South 2nd St.
Jerry will be performing his concert of songs from
"Under the Influence".
benefit concert for the John Cowles Youth Fund.

Thank you Jerry for the wonderful evening.
It was great reconnecting with you again.

Art Bar Exhibition

Peter & I are 2 of 8 exhibitors showing our work.

Event will run through the end of May 2009
722 East Burleigh
Riverwest Neighborhood

Hope to see you there.

Waiting for the Storm to pass

We drove up the road as far as we could to get close to Clingman's Dome.
I stayed in the small parking lot and waited for the storm to blow through.
It was windy and cold. Peter ventured the additional walk up the mountain path.

At 6643 feet, Clingman's Dome is the highest point in the park.
It is also the highest point in Tennessee and the second highest point east of the
Mississippi. But less than 1/2 the height of mountains that we have
become used to seeing while traveling in Colorado and Wyoming.
Less height but still very dramatic!

We were expecting to see a spectacular sunset but it never materialized.
After waiting some time, Peter climbed back down and
we returned to our Condo for a late supper.

John P Cable Grist Mll

In Cades Cove there were few sources of power which the frontiersman knew how to harness.

One of those sources was the water wheel such as the one that drove this early grist mill.
A wooden slough channels the water from the river to the mill to create a steady flow for turning the mill.

Enclosed by a snake rail fence, this appeared to be one of the most popular stops on the Cades Cove tour.