the lowry cafe show. { frost on flower }

On Tuesday Olive, Scott, and I went to the Lowry Cafe.  Olive and I ate fruit and Scott had the new corned beef hash.  Brooke met up with us eventually and also enjoyed the corned beef hash.

Scott and I met there to see our framed prints up on the walls.  That's right... we're having a show!  Scott was out of town this weekend while I hung 12 of our prints - 6 from each of us.  They're hanging right now at the Lowry Cafe and they're all for sale.  I encourage you to stop in and take a peek and enjoy a good meal while you're there.

Here are some photos of our prints up on the walls (still missing the title tags & prices though) and Brooke enjoying her hash.























I used my new 85mm 1.8.  It's taking a little getting used to since I've been using my 50mm 1.4 so much recently.  I really need to get my 50mm repaired.  The 85mm looks great but isn't what I would probably choose to use in this setting.. I couldn't quite get the perspective I wanted of our work on the walls.  Brooke's meal looks great but get myself positioned correctly was a little odd.  Great results still the the quality looks perfect.  I like my kit and learning what each lens is best suited for.  :)

lowry hash { northside 365 }

My neighborhood has this really neat yearly photograph project called Northside 365.  A person is assigned a day of the week, takes a photograph within north Minneapolis on that day, and then it is posted to the website, Facebook, and more.

I've just picked up Tuesdays.

This is my first contribution to the project and a brief description:



Yesterday I visited the Lowry Cafe with my friends and Olive.  We went to admire our newly hung prints on the walls - 6 by myself and 6 by Scott Tuska.  It was exciting to see our work framed, hung, and for sale, but this delicious, new, and authentic Corned Beef Hash took the spotlight and hit the spot.