Tacoma Then And Now Needs You (16. April 2007, 11:29 by Derek Young) ~ Join The Fun
Are you a Tacoma photographer? TacomaThenAndNow is looking for photographers – pro or amateur – with a love of Tacoma to join in this week’s photo shoot. The only requirement is that you love photography and share an interest in our city and its history.
Meet at Cutter’s Point on Pacific Thursday morning, April 19th, at 8:30 am.
More information at: www.tacomathenandnow.org
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apparently tacoma is looking for pro or amateur photographers without day jobs.
1 | Posted by ben | Apr 16, 08:34 PM
Exploring their site, it does look like they’re planning on having a similar photo shoot on Sundays. Something to keep in mind.
2 | Posted by Brooks | Apr 16, 09:59 PM
Ack, Thurs. morning is rather inconvenient. I’m sure eventually we’ll lend some Photo Gang skills their way but weekends are a must.
3 | Posted by KevinFreitas | Apr 17, 08:49 AM
The shoots are the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Thursday at 8:30am for the production meeting, and then 9am. for the actual shoot. 2nd and 4th Thursdays the production meeting is at 5pm and shoot by 5:30 pm. I try to keep the groups small (5 or less) so email is required to confirm location. We are working primarily with the Stephen Cysewski prints of 1979 to recapture buildings, angles, and even people and vehicles. Our hope is to include at least one photo per participant a week in our blog, as well as, future projects. I will be 100% accomodating to anyone with time issues or anything else. We are looking to keep hassles to minnimum. Additionally, we will have a major shoot on Sunday May 20ish (more info coming. Please email me info@tacomathenandnow.org to confirm other locations and shootdetails. Thanks to the crew at Exit 133 for helping us get the word out.- Gordon
4 | Posted by Gordon Swetland | Apr 17, 01:33 PM
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