I am super excited to be participating in the Bellevue Arts Fair again. It has been 5 years since I last participated, and though I have done a number of art shows around the country since then, none has generated the enthusiasm I received at Bellevue in 2004. My booth location is I-12, which you can find on this map. The forecast predicts weather in the 90′s for later this week, which guarantees that the fair will be busy. I look forward to seeing you there!
This image is another one from my recent private workshop that I lead for a client of Olympic National Park. it was only 2 weeks ago today that we were out on the coast getting rained on. We took advantage of the gloomy weather to focus on rainforest compositions. We certainly got our fill of green, mossy pictures. This photo was taken along the Spruce Trail in the Hoh Rainforest. I created it with my Canon 5D mkII, 17-40 lens, f16, 1 sec, ISO 100, Singh-Ray LB Warming Polarizer, Gitzo Basalt tripod, & Acratech Ultimate ballhead. Oh, yeah, and a lot of patience waiting for the decisive moment when the leaves were perfectly still from a total lack of a breeze.
Have to work at Columbia winery all 3 days, but I will stop by either before or after work. What are the hours?
The hours are 9-6. Friday is the slowest and least crowded day, if you can make it.
Hi Jon. Good Luck at the Show. Grandma Vera
Good luck at the show, Jon. Hopefully some customers will plunk down a few grand on your art. Been staying up later than I should editing my images from our trip together–going into work like a zombie. Some nice ones. I’ll show you when your show is over–as I still have a few that I need to finalize. Again, best of luck!