Canowindra #01 Canowindra #28

The Canowindra Exhibition opened successfully at the tasteCanowindra cafe/restaurant on March 24th. A hundred brave souls squeezed in as Bob Craven, the owner/manager of the tasteCanowindra said a few words, followed by Anne Ward a fourth generation member of the Canowindra community who officially opened the exhibition.  Anne's great-grandfather built and operated Finn's Store which figures in several of the images in the exhibition.  I followed Anne with a few words about the photography,  bracketing in camera and images combined and processed on the computer plus a couple of anecdotes about setting up tripod in the middle of the main street, Gaskill Street, at 6am in the morning; the locals must have thought I was mad !

After speeches, we trooped in to a great dinner and superb desserts.  A great time was had by all.

Canowindra #31

The tasteCanowindra  -  Wine - Art - Food

The images in the exhibition, the culmination of 18 months work, can be seen here.  If you are in the area do drop by the tasteCanowindra;  great coffee and an excellent lunch.

The main exhibition has twenty-six A2+ size framed images. There are also ten A4 framed images, around 100 unframed prints and 400 greeting cards.

I completely forgot to ask anybody to take some photos at the opening.  We have a very few poor quality iPhone images and some we took earlier in the day showing the pictures all hung on the walls.  I'm a bit embarrassed to show them but here they are.

Nearly Finished Maragret Craven

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