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Daryl Hannah and Sheryl Lamb
The Organic Center for Education Fundraiser Dinner -
March 24, 2006 - March 24, 2006
photo by WireImage photographer
"That by 2010, organic food has a 10% market share--
resulting in
+ Eliminationg 6 billion lobs of carbon
+ Eliminating 64 billion doses of antibiotics.
+ Mission Organic 2010"
--Anthony Zolezzi
with Your Enchanted Gardener
Friday March 24, 2006
Natural Product Expo West
Anaheim, California
April, 3, 06
1:31 PM
Just got a call from Anthony Zolezzi,
the MC at the rent Organic Center for Education
Fundraiser help at the Natural Product Expo West
March 23-26.
Anthony is a new ally.
He wanted to see the photos I took at
the Fundraiser.
He sent me to
Http://www.wireimages.com
where many professional photographers
list their photos.
So what would my specialty be?
Out of the box foods
Super Ripe Digital and Print Images
so inviting that bees land on them!
I see where the other photographers
specialize in Hollywood events, New York
events, etc.
I would specialize in Organic Celebration!
I could not find the photos from the fundraiser
on this web site. Finally put the name of Daryl Hannah
in their search engine and came up with some
photos from this fundraiser.
I am not pleased with the consistent quality
of the photos I took at the Organic Trade Association
banquet. I do good in the garden, and love catching
the life force of flowers, people and plant.
My techno expertise leaves me something more
to be desired.
I am mainly an Enchanted Gardener with a camera.
Truth is, I do not wear eye glasses most of the time
yet cannot see very well without glasses.
I am sort of like Homer, who I understand was blind.
I sort of sense and sense the Life Force,
the body language,
feel the juice and energy
and press the trigger
intuitively.
I am often amazed with the results
and consider this a psychic gift.
I hear somes come out of people's mouth
and see their eyes light up when they see
through the LCD screen on the digital camera
a very great photo of them. I really want to improve
my techno skill. It is nerve wracking to YES
get great photos, but I really don't have the
technical knowhow as a professional needs.
I am going to improve this skill.
I shot some of my first conferences with a small
little digial camera. I cannot believe the results
I got. I wonder what people must have thought,
me coming in with a $300-$400 camera and getting
the quality images that I get much of the time.
I want to stop depending on the Universe to make
me look good. I want to know what the heck I am doing
with a camera and how to get consistent
results that do not disappoint.
your eg
About Sheryl Lamb:
http://www.organic-center.org/about.board.php?action=detail&bios_id=10
About Anthony Zolezzi:
http://www.organic-center.org/about.board.php?action=detail&bios_id=15
About
Charles Benbrook,
Chief Scientist,
Organic Center
http://www.organic-center.org/about.staff.php?action=detail&bios_id=43
he joined the Enchanted Garden Club
and asked to use my digital images on their website.