The Clicks Of My Shutter: Art Exibit at Browns Orchard

Friday, June 10, 2011

Art Exibit at Browns Orchard

A camera club I belong to was asked by the camera club to take spring photos at their orchard. A total of 28 photos will be on display and sale for the month of June and July. The 2 I selected to be in the show are the 2 below, I will post others later.

Tonight is the Meet the Artist Night at Browns Orchard

Looking forward to it!

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Hello, glad you could find the time to visit! The Clicks Of My Shutter welcomes you to a photo journal of things happening around me, places I go, sometime just to take photos. I am an amature photographer who likes taking photos more than people like looking at them!! Most of the photos can be viewed larger, I keep them pretty small for easier uploading. Remember you can look at older posts by clicking the older posts link at the end of the page. All photography is copyrighted automatically but I don't mind if you use my photos for yourself, all I ask is if you use them on another website give credit where credit is due. If you are thinking of family or other photos, e-mail me at debapaka@aol.com Thanks for visiting!

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