25 Jun Simple Yet Elegant (and Affordable) Photography!
Remember not so long ago, before everyone had a camera phone, before we could upload a photo we just took a second after we took it, when having your portrait taken was a super-special occasion?!? I guess these days who wants to pay for that when you can take your own photo and modify it in Photoshop, but there is still something to be said for having your photo taken by the eye (and camera) of a trained photographer, and THIS one, you can afford, believe me!
Come meet professional photographer Bob Engel, view his portfolio, and talk to him about maybe a family portrait session on the beach, engagement photos, birthday pics, team photos, weddings, etc. He will be at Casa de Solana’s Annual Summer Open House Event on Friday, July 6, from 5-9 pm.
Bob has 30 years’ experience as a full-time professional photographer, having spent many years in Southern California before he and his family moved to Jacksonville. Wedding, engagement, just-because moments, and events photography at a price you absolutely will not believe; in fact, I’m not going tell you here how much (little) he charges for fear you’ll try to steal him away from our event!
So swing by Casa de Solana Bed and Breakfast for our annual open house and sangria social in conjunction with St. Augustine’s popular First Friday Artwalk. In addition to sweet treats and sangria, we will open to public viewing the door to our newly-remodeled Minorcan Suite. This suite features 2 rooms—one with a Queen bed, gorgeous shower, and flat screen TV; the other, a sitting room with fireplace, desk, and another flat screen TV)! Open House guests will have the opportunity to judge entries for Casa Photo Contest as well as meet a handful of local artists.
Admission is free. The Sangria is free. The food (shrimp, oysters, scallops, etc.) will be provided by Mac’s Seafood & Catering at a cost of not more than $7!
Casa de Solana B&B Open House
(during St.Augustine’s First Friday Artwalk)
21 Aviles Street, St. Augustine
Friday, July 6, 2012
5-9 pm