Hiromi Suda was at the Live at the Gantries two weeks ago. We enjoyed her music and a great sunset.
Next I’ll show a selection of the pictures together with one of her songs:
The song is Chega de Saudade interpreted by Hiromi.
If you want to see the pictures in larger sizes go to the Live at the Gantries photo gallery of Hiromi Suda on flickr.
Last week in Long Island City we had an amazing performance at Live at the Gantries with the St. Paul AME Mass Church Choir
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Last week in Long Island City, under a beautiful sunset we enjoyed another concert of Live at the Gantries with Andy Statman.
People enjoying the jazz of this clarinetist, combining the soul of Jewish music with American roots music.
Andy Statman also delighted us with his mandolin:
Here’s the rest of the Andy Statman’s group:
Once again people had a lot of fun at the concert.
Thanks once again to Live at the Gantries for giving us such great music and entertainment.
Enjoy the rest of the pictures:
Next Tuesday (if the weather allows it) we’ll be enjoying a powerful gospel music with the St. Paul AME Church Mass Choir in Long Island City at 7pm. Part of the series of Live at the Gantries 2010.
See more pictures of pasts concerts of Live at the Gantries
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nanyleon/sets/72157624477482815/
For the 365 challenge we did Letters.
Most of the “letters” were made in Long Island City.
Give me a T!
Give me an O!
What about an S?
Give me a B!
Give me an E!
Give me an A!
Sorry! Couldn’t spell anything that is in the dictionary =)
I could do a couple of words in Spanish though =)
Last week for the 365 challenge the theme was: Car Parts
I’m now to a 100 pictures and still love the project. It’s nice to share it with so wonderful people.
095/365 – Smiley Car
096/365 – Back Light
097/365 – Objects in mirror are closer than they appear
098/365 – Escarabajo Azul
099/365 – Red Car
101/365 – Peter
100/365 – Morning Spring
I flipped the last two pictures because on Saturday I didn’t take a picture of a car, but I compensated it on Sunday using the Free theme. This is the first time that I don’t follow the theme 100% but I’m still taking a picture every single day.
On Sundays for the 365 Challenge we don’t have to follow any specific theme, so we can create any image that we want.
094/365 – Clinton Shore
Clinton, Connecticut
Last week for the 365 challenge the theme was: Geometric Shapes
088/365 – Organizing (at Lolly’s Learning Center)
089/365 – Esfera en LIC
090/365 – Citi
091/365 – Hex
092/365 – POTS
093/365 – Shape it!
Thank you so much for your support and for coming to the opening last night at Cranky’s Café, it’s an honor to share my work with all of you.
We were really pleased that such a large number of people showed up.
Those of you who missed it shouldn’t feel too bad; feel free to drop by Cranky’s some other time to check the photos out. They should be on
display for another month or so.
Prints are available for purchase at Pictage.com/808363
Despite the storm, parents pushed their strollers through the snow and made it to the shoot. We were at Little Closets for almost 3 hours with the kids and as always we had a lot of fun.
Here is a short video showing what happened today at Little Closets.
Thanks again to Little Closets for letting this happen.
I’ve been getting very good deals through twitter and recently I saw the opportunity to get a free canvas 16×20 gallery wrap with Zaza Gallery in exchange for advertising them on my blog. Since I’m a canvas-lover I decided to do it.
After completing a few requirements and e-mailing the digital file, I received my canvas 13 days after their confirmation (CA-NY)
I have to admit that I completely forgot about it and since this wasn’t an formal order through their website, I didn’t receive a shipping confirmation, I was surprised to receive a big FedEx package with a canvas well protected in bubble wrap.
The colors and the texture are great, I submitted a very bright and colorful image and it really fulfilled my expectations.
Here you can kind of see the texture of the canvas:
I asked for a gallery wrap, which means that the picture is wrapped around the edges:
The only thing that I’m not 100% happy with is the finish on the back of the canvas, in the end doesn’t matter too much since we’re not looking at it when it’s on the wall, but I’m being honest and don’t want to hide any detail. It’s not a big deal but I’m comparing with the canvases that I have from 2 different companies (including two that I got for free), both of them have the back of the canvas very well finished.
You can see the picture next:
Another detail is that didn’t come with the screws or sticky thing to hang it on the wall, but that’s not a problem.
Overall I’ll give them 4 stars just for those details that easily can be fixed. The canvas itself is great and the most important is the image and it came out excellent, I checked their website and the prices are very low, it’s definitely a good deal for the quality that you’re getting. I’m going to do my next order with them.
Links: Zaza Gallery – http://www.zazagallery.com – Canvas prints
Zaza Gallery Blog http://zazagallery.com/blog/
Arianys Wilson Photography.
