Ready for a night out for a great cause? Saturday March 13, The Dexter Ed Foundation is havng its annual fundraiser auctioning off lots of fun and valuable items. Money funds mini grants to teacher projects. So come on out to downtown Dexter North Point restaurant at 6 pm. The silent auction starts at 6:30 pm the live auction starts at 9 pm. You just might get lucky & win the bid for a gift portrait session, for Class of 2011 or Baby’ First Year in Portraits, or a family portrait session and wall print, or a business photography session–perhaps for your own website. Make the leap, before the clocks spring forward!
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Ah summer, here is a special little book made for 3 special little sisters. We added words to pictures made at their tea party and put painted portraits on the cover. This is an exciting portrait option for Baby’s First Year in Portraits bcause you may record your baby’s classic benchmarks, benchmarks like, first night sleeping through, first step, first word.in a classy little package..stay tuned to see newborn portraits in the book… ‘This is such a cool town, I’ve got to get back to Dexter’, that’s what Jeromy said Thursday,when he picked up portraits and saw the ice rink activity in the park. The ice isn’t frozen yet, (maybe Sunday) but lots of people in town are excited about the new ice rink just put up Wednesday and filled on Thursday. There will be NO Charge to skate. BYO skates. Area service groups are eager to provide hot chocolate for skaters. Hours will be Fridays & Saturdays 8am-10 pm and Sunday thru Thursdays 8am-9pm. “We are so lucky to live in a great town like Dexter”, a mom said the night before. at the Athletic Boosters Club of Dexter. Plans were being made by ABCD members to provide hot chocolate for the skaters sure to be attracted to the new rink, constructed in the park where the beer tent is during Dexter Daze. Julie, a mom picking up her picture from Photo Generations was also very excited. The Ice Rink was a surprise for her and adds to good news. At a Wed. parks meeting she learned we’re going to get a bike path and bridge over the creek from the West Ridge neighborhood that will hook up eventually to a path to Hudson Mills, the Dexter schools and Ann Arbor. Best part is it is a safe way to get into town from her neighborhood. Hats off to all in the village involved in making this happen! [showtime]
highlights of pictures made saturday & sunday Thanks to all who came out for pictures in the park! We had some fun moments–even with the frosts! Lots of kayakers, dogs and nature lovers. Another peak experience for color. Looks like we’ll have another week of color..still have time week day evenings for you who wish to create special images for holiday gift giving….. The picture below is a link to a little web show of other pix from the homecoming parade, as seen from the porch here at Photo Generations portrait studio!  A few highlights from Friday's Dexter High School Homecoming Parade: from top clockwise: the band leads the parade down Baker Road, closeup of flute players, senior homecoming court on float, drama club, j.v. soccer guys wave.  The current Sept/Oct issue of Michigan History magazine features a photo of Gordon Hall gracing the cover. Photos by Colleen of Photo Generations.  The Telesco family pauses to check traffic before proceeding home after a visit to the library. Mom Laura says riding bikes in town with the boys is a favorite summer family activity. Gordon Hall, with a golden field in the foreground was used on the cover. The article gives a history of Dexter and has photos from way back of the cider mill & Main Street, too. Also, Janelle Ruhlig of Ruhlig’s produce was pictured at the Dexter Farmer’s Market in the magazine. You may get a copy of the magazine at the local bookstore, or you can subscribe at the Michigan History site. |
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