It's about an hour drive, but the scenery is so beautiful it doesn't seem like that long of a ride. Mel went along with me today because the gallery owner, Kathy, needed some help moving a few things to the basement.
We arrived a few minutes early so I decided to walk around the corner and snap a photo. As we drove into town, I had seen a banner hanging on the side of a building announcing a Native American Festival*.
And as we walked, Mel even got in the act, suggesting things to snap a photo of ...
Look at this, he said...
And this...
I thought the changing of the marquee was sorta cool -
Next to the movie theatre ma cool boutique called STEPH. The smell of leather drew me in. I met Mary who was tending the store. We chatted and I found out she has a son, James, who is a landscape photographer. I ended up giving her my card. I am hoping to be able to share her son's work with my OOAK Artisan readers soon.
(PS. They had great clothes, perfect to wear to an art opening. I plan to return when I do NOT have a chaperone with me!)
When I finally stopped running my mouth it was time to get to the gallery. I took a gazillion photos and I'm going to be sharing more in future posts.
Before I sign off today, I want to share some gorgeous shots I took of the walls in the basement of the gallery... you KNOW how I feel about texture and especially architectural texture! I'm working hard to get you hooked as well. Until next time, enjoy the view!
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