Swing by this quant little shop on Pleasant Street to see a wide array of some of Gloucester’s finest gift ideas. Part II out of the five part video series coming this morning at 9:00AM.
Present On Pleasant Street is a shop opened for the holidays by a group of local artisans who sell their incredible hand crafted wares. I was going to hold off the series of video and pictures until Monday but it’s just too good to hold back. At 9:00AM I’ll run the first of a five part video series. Enjoy!
On a message board called The Fashion Spot one of the members found the pictures of Cintia Dicker and the boys down here at the dock from our Summer Photo shoot with the Victoria’s Secret model. You can check out what they had to say by clicking the highlighted text above.
It would have been nice if the original poster hyperlinked back to GMG but at least they referenced us and didn’t crop out my watermark like some others do.
In this picture you can see the juvenile lobster measures only 4 inches long. Thanks Suzie for sharing the picture. Suzie is going to work on her very own blog (with some encouragement from you know who). i think she’ll quickly develop a huge following. between her art and experiences fishing, slime eeling and lobstering she’s got lots of stories to tell.
Miz Lia has her own blog with photos taken always from a fresh funky perspective. She proves the theory that you don’t necessarily need a $1000 camera to put together some interesting visually stunning photography. Watch out world because once she does get herself a big girl camera she’s gonna be even more dangerous.
Last night she posted some pics from the First Ever Gloucester-Guerilla Art Project (G-GAP) on her site MizLia. You can also check out her Flickr Site here-MizLia’s Flickr
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Last Night’s First Ever Gloucester Guerilla Art Project was a fantastic event. There were many faces of the Gloucester Blogging community represented along with friends of GMG and other nortable folks.
I’d like to thank Robert Newton who provided the venue Cape Ann Community Cinema (and I think I forgot to thank publicly last night). I’d also like to thank all the presenters- Jay Albert from Cape Ann Images, Mark Teiwes who shoots for the Beacon and hosts some of his work at www.MarkTeiwes.com, Chad Carlberg and Emile Doucette along with the rest of the team from www.baitandtackle.biz . Also thanks go out to Kat Valentine from Valentine Design who put Jay Albert’s slide show together and also was of great technical assistance. If you haven’t already checked out their sites I highly suggest you do.
I’m looking forward to collaborating with these guys in the future to bring even more fun community media presentations to you fine folks.
It was nice to see fellow bloggers Jon Conant, John Hintlian, Miz Lia and Steve B. Thanks for the support guys. Also thanks go out to one of my best buddies “The Rabbit” who took over GMG photo duties so I could meet folks without the encumbrances of the camera(pics coming later) or you could check out Miz Lia’s Blog for a few to hold you over til the Rabbit gets his ass out of bed today.
Thanks also go to Enrico Pallazzo and his lovely wife Kim for showing the love last night along with Damon and Ann Malloy of Neptune’s Harvest Fame (who I got to meet officially last night), Big Daddy Phil Doucette, Kenny and Paula Ryan, Dad’s cousin Gail Guittar, Jay’s family, Sharon Lowe, the fans of GMG, and the other people that I’m suddenly forgetting but showed up including the lovely lady that told me earlier in the week down the dock that she was going to show up and she did with her friend but her name escapes me.
Thanks to anyone else that came but I’m forgetting or didn’t get to meet.
Thanks, Thanks, Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I promise we will continue to do these and add more contibutors in the future. I’d like to have John Hintlian, Sharon Lowe and Steve B participate in the next one (start putting your stuff together).
Ahhhhhhhh, feels good!
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Come celebrate Gloucester in a unique way with a collection of photos, videos and films. To open the show, 100 select images from the Robert A. Chadbourne Collection of antique Gloucester post cards, set to music. Then, Joey Ciaramitaro of GoodMorningGloucester.org will present some of his walkthrough videos of The Paint Factory, as well as the amusing “The Bobby Bobskill Chronicles.” Mark Teiwes’ “At The Brink: Faces Of The Working Waterfront” slide show is set to Vincent Ferrini’s poem, “At The Brink.” Emile Doucette and Chad Carlberg from The Bait & Tackle Ad Company will bring a host of material, from the collection of beauty shots set to music by local artists in the slide show “Summertime In Cape Ann” to Carlberg’s recently completed supernatural short film, “Daughter Of Dogtown.”
Please join us for this unique evening, the $5.00 cover for which benefits
The Cape Ann Community Cinema.
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