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February 16th, 2006

  1. Toronto Flickr Meetup @ The Red Room

    February 16, 2006 by Gail

    chandelier

    Perchance, I was reading the Toronto forum on Flickr to see if they’d had a meetup in February yet, and noticed that it was scheduled for the 16th! I decided to go.

    This is the first Flickr-based event I’ve attended since Vandigicam: Code Blue on August 4th, the day before David phoned me from the hospital. I flew East, and didn’t attend any Philadelphia or New York Flickr meetups. I went to one Northeast Photography Club meeting, the first week of December.

    I wasn’t 100% sure I felt like mingling with strangers (which can make for awkward questions), but I talked myself into going, and asked China if she wanted to come along (which reinforced my commitment to going). (more…)

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  2. TAP Apple 2

    February 16, 2006 by Gail

    T.O. Photobloggers 2: Sunday 2.26.2006, 6:30pm

    The Apple Store Yorkdale will feature the second Toronto Area Photobloggers event on Sunday, February 26th at 6:30pm.

    Presenters include

    Chris and Jessica of istoica,
    Payam Rajabi of ColourBlind.ca,
    Sam Javanrouh of Daily Dose of Imagery,
    Shahin Edalati of Foto Project, and
    Taku Kumabe of media smaku with the latest issue of U&I Magazine.

    Special Presentations on Aperature and Photocasting followed by Q&A.

    Plus, arrive by 6:30 pm, grab a good seat, and receive a 10% off Full Retail Price coupon good for anything in the Apple Store.

    Hosted by HiMY SYeD of photopia and sponsored by Torontoist, Spacing, U&I magazine and toronto.photobloggers.org.

    Come participate in the evening’s discussions, meet fellow photobloggers and have some late February fun!

    Click here for ads!

    http://www.Photopia.TYO.ca/applestore2

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  3. See the Sun

    February 16, 2006 by Gail

    The weekend before last, I was driving through torrential rain along the I-476 in Pennsylvania, listening to music from my iPod via the car stereo. This song came on, and the lyrics echoed in my mind as I replayed our last flight together, the brilliance of the setting sun before us as we approached the runway beside the Susquehanna River.

    I’ve watched this clip many times, to simulate the feeling of watching the sun set from our little airplane. I love flying during sunsets — their beauty seems to go on forever due to altitude. Time stands still.

    November 19, 2005

    A sunset landing at Wyoming Valley Airport (WBW) in Forty Fort, Pennsylvania.

    Music: “See the Sun” – Dido

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