Day: August 21, 2010
Betsy Frost At Pop Gallery 67 Main St Gloucester MA
Out of the five artists represented at the Pop Gallery Artist Cooperative yesterday I had the pleasure of interviewing Betsy Frost as my second interview.
Pop Gallery is located at 67 Main Street and will be open for tonight’s Block Party.
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Art Haven New Awning – Beautifying Main Street
Jason is also a very talented artist.
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Gloucester Waterfront Festival Pictures From Tim at The Chamber
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Chargers 2010 preview
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Clean Harbor Swimmers – Slide Shows
I created two slide shows because of all the swimmers. There was 117 swimmers, hopefully I captured all of them during the “Count”, a safety precaution, same number of swimmers that go into the water must come out and be counted.
Click on Photos to View SLIDE_SHOWS
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Dog Bar at 65 Main Al Fresco!
Fresh, Flavorful, and Delicious!
I have such a hard time not eating the food before I take the picture…
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Things To Do- Magnolia’s Roadshow of Antiques Sidewalk Bazaar Sunday Aug 22
Picture sent in by Ed Collard!
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Intershell’s Seafood Market
Great selection of seafood and a nice outdoor seating area
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THE CLEAN HARBOR SWIM – Winners
Men – Ethan Saulnier
Women – Astrid Swenson 13 Years old
Youngest – Mia Swenson 10 with her sister Astrid both from Beverly Mass.
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Passports Bacon Blue Cheeseburger With the Joey Fries
Ask for it. Trust Me You’ll like It!
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Blue Fishing in the Harbor
Pretty soon this will be the only Fishing allowed out of Gloucester
Blue fishing in the Harbor
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Helen Anne Lind Tells The Story Of How She Created The Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce Logo Back in the 70’s
Helen Anne Lind, a frequent commenter on GMG writes in from Palm Springs California after she saw the post I wrote giving props to Chamber Director Bob Hastings-
It is very nice to see the logo I designed for the Chamber many years ago (c 1970′s) still being used. This was created prior to the days of computer graphics & fancy programs. It was hand cut in “ruby lith” (which is a film) with an X-Acto knife. The original size of the art was quite large (perhaps 2ft high or more). It was then reduced to the necessary sizes by means of my vertical “stat camera”.
This equipment could produce B&W paper reproductions and/or transparent film images. It would reduce to 33% and enlarge to 300% in one percent increments. By the 90′s the equipment was a “dinosaur” and the trash truck took it to its final resting grounds. Thanks for showing the logo!
Helen Anne Lind, Palm Springs, CA
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Paula Karahalis Band Harbor Loop Concert Captured By Hartson Media
Sam Hartson Sends In This Clip From Last Night-
Great Work Sam!
You can check out Sam’s website- http://www.hartsonmedia.com/
Paula Karahalis Band website is- http://www.myspace.com/paulakband
Looking forward to more of Sam’s Fiesta Documentary Coming Soon!
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Farmers Market – August 19th 2010 – Video
Where you will find fresh Produce, Families and Music.
Click on photos to enlarge, also enjoy the video below.
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All for Kevin! Kevin Riley Game Photos From Thom Falzarano
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Kevin J Henry Fresh Flounder Filleting Photo Slide Show
click the picture for the slide show
You can also visit Kevin’s site here-
http://kevinjhenry.com/home.html
Kevin writes-
FISHERMEN – I see pride, determination and resignation in the photographs of these men. They are the "last of the independents" in Point Pleasant, NJ. As small commercial fishermen along the East Coast vanish, those that remain persevere and struggle to survive. A centuries old way of life that is rich with tradition and pride may soon be gone, victims of what may be the irreversible consolidation of the fleets. Their culture deserves respect and admiration. Those who work in this inherently dangerous trade are to be admired.
THE FUTURE? – A ghostly view of what may be the disappearing fishing fleets.
Good Morning Gloucester 