Post by Chris Wolfe on Feb 15, 2005 17:16:08 GMT -5
CHRIS WOLFE
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
On Thursday, 24 February, the Photo Club will be taking a field trip to Cleveland’s East Side, specifically the international gardens along Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive and the Greater University Circle area. This will be the Photo Club’s second field trip this year, the first being a trip to Contessa Gallery at Lyndhurst’s Legacy Village.
Our first stop will be the gardens of Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive. Each garden represents one of the many nationalities that make up Cleveland’s rich background.
After taking pictures in the gardens, the Photo Club will travel to the Cleveland Museum of Art to see the Luc Delahaye exhibit. The Photo Club will also explore the rest of University Circle, including Wade Park and the historical buildings that line the circle.
Later that evening, the club will stop by Case Western Reserve University. Recently, the Frank Gehry building was completed, a building that offers amazing photographs.
This is sure to be an amazing second trip for the Photo Club. Please see Ms. LaForge as soon as possible for more information and permission forms.
E-mail this reporter at:
photoeditorcw@yahoo.com
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
On Thursday, 24 February, the Photo Club will be taking a field trip to Cleveland’s East Side, specifically the international gardens along Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive and the Greater University Circle area. This will be the Photo Club’s second field trip this year, the first being a trip to Contessa Gallery at Lyndhurst’s Legacy Village.
Our first stop will be the gardens of Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive. Each garden represents one of the many nationalities that make up Cleveland’s rich background.
After taking pictures in the gardens, the Photo Club will travel to the Cleveland Museum of Art to see the Luc Delahaye exhibit. The Photo Club will also explore the rest of University Circle, including Wade Park and the historical buildings that line the circle.
Later that evening, the club will stop by Case Western Reserve University. Recently, the Frank Gehry building was completed, a building that offers amazing photographs.
This is sure to be an amazing second trip for the Photo Club. Please see Ms. LaForge as soon as possible for more information and permission forms.
E-mail this reporter at:
photoeditorcw@yahoo.com