Corporate storyteller, media strategist, content developer, instant film enthusiast. I like coffee, cats, and cameras.
I am not ashamed to admit that I lightly photoshopped the frizz halo around my hair. It was 100% humidity that night. A girl’s gotta do what a girl’s gotta do.
Chamber TV cast and crew attended the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Centennial Gala on Monday night. More than 700 people attended the red carpet shindig at the National Cancer Institute’s new Advanced Technology Research Facility in Frederick. We thought you’d enjoy seeing snazzy photos of Chamber TV personalities!
We also set up this online media center with news articles, press releases, and historical information so you can learn more about our 100th anniversary as the first chartered Chamber in the U.S.
From a Saturday walk downtown. My parents were visiting, and we had a delightful time traipsing through antique stores and dining at local eateries.
Photo details: Olympus E-PL2 with 17mm f2.8 lens. I just added this image to the Saturdays of 2012 group on Flickr. (It’s never too late to join the fun!)
Did anyone else see the hot air balloon over Frederick this evening? I pulled over to take these photos on Gas House Pike while I was driving home from work.
If all goes according to plan, I’ll be floating over the Blue Ridge mountains in a hot air balloon, just a couple weeks from now.
Geeky Fun at FredNMT 3.0
All of my blogs have been sadly neglected over the past few weeks … Mostly because I was going bonkers planning a New Media & Technology Conference. The event happened last week, and a fun time was had by all. Yay!
During the closing session, I presented a 3-minute summary on Tumblr, and used comments on my last post from Guy and Justin. Thanks for your input! The notes from my brief Tumblr for Business presentation are on SlideShare.
Photo by me, of course. Taken with my Fuji Natura Classica & Fujicolor Superia 1600 film. (FYI, that camera is the perfect stealth camera … great for events, restaurants, and other situations where you don’t want to make a scene while shooting indoors.)
