The exhibition's on now?
Druids 736 10th Ave. (@ W. 50th St.) Hell's Kitchen 212.307.6410 ... Druids is not your typical New York Irish pub. Mirrored Guinness signs are replaced ...(with Steve's photos...)
Congratulations! How exciting for you, and I wish you luck!
I would love to check out your show, but it's just a little far for me to travel. Maybe you can start a thread, with all the highlights.
....Hell's Kitchen?? Is Gordon doing the nibblies? :P
How's the food there? Is the place OK for youngsters? Me and my 8-year old son are flying out that way to see a Yankee's game before they tear down the stadium - will be there the 26th and 27th of August (and then we are heading to a couple other parks in other cities). I could stop in if we are in the area and it is OK for mini-me.
How's the food there? Is the place OK for youngsters? Me and my 8-year old son are flying out that way to see a Yankee's game before they tear down the stadium - will be there the 26th and 27th of August (and then we are heading to a couple other parks in other cities). I could stop in if we are in the area and it is OK for mini-me.
Things are up and the feedback has been great.
Again, if you're in the area please stop by and let me know in advance. I'll meet you there for a beer, coffee or some food.
Brat- Gordon's not doing the food but it's still good stuff.
Patents-The place does serve alcohol and it's a very friendly joint. Fine for kids.
Hey, Steve --
I was walking down 10th Avenue end of last week and realized I was right next to Druid's. It was mid-afternoon and there were no restaurant customers (only a couple of people at the bar), so I felt free to take a look, spur of the moment, and wonder around a bit. Very nice exhibit!
I had seen most of the photos before, but this one was new to me:
A great photo, and it made a beautiful print.
Congrats again,
- Larry
Hey, Steve --
I was walking down 10th Avenue end of last week and realized I was right next to Druid's. It was mid-afternoon and there were no restaurant customers (only a couple of people at the bar), so I felt free to take a look, spur of the moment, and wonder around a bit. Very nice exhibit!
I had seen most of the photos before, but this one was new to me:
A great photo, and it made a beautiful print.
Congrats again,
- Larry
Thanks for stopping by. There have a been a number of old timers who work with film and wet/darkroom processing that thought the prints were Gelatin Silver. I thought they came out well but never imagined they'd pass for film.
I had an opening on Thursday which had about 40-50 people. It was really nice. I should have posted here for the local NYC crowd but since the thread got little response I forgot to update it.
It still runs until the 31st of August if anyone's out there.
