mmcreative wrote:
Er, which Vancouver do you mean?

I'm pretty sure she means Vancouver Washington, to go with Portland, Oregon.

@Bruce, yeah, I think Salem (OR) counts/fits in just fine.

mmcreative wrote:
Er, which Vancouver do you mean?

The one stateside.

twoharts wrote:
does Salem count? there are lots of mayhemites in this town.

^__^

Leela_ wrote:

The one stateside.

*hangs head and skulks off*

Strangekitty wrote:

*hangs head and skulks off*

My vote is that you can join us, if you come down to visit some time.

Strangekitty wrote:
Er, which Vancouver do you mean?

The original one, not the imitation Canadian one

Headquarters of Hudson's Bay Company (established 1825)
Oldest permanent non-native settlement in Pacific Northwest (1825)

In 1806, American explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark camped near the Vancouver waterfront on the return leg of their famed western expedition. Lewis characterized the area as “the only desired situation for settlement west of the Rocky Mountains.”

n 1825, Dr. John McLoughlin decided to move the northwest headquarters of the Hudson’s Bay Company from Astoria to a more favorable setting upriver. He named the site after Point Vancouver on Broughton’s original map. Fort Vancouver was thus born.

For many years, Fort Vancouver was the center of all fur trading in the Pacific Northwest. It was also a center of British dominion over the Oregon Territory. In 1846, American control was extended north to the 49th parallel. The northwest became part of the United States.

sdgillis wrote:
ya, I really don't know why we haven't had a get-together.  Sometimes there are workshops around. 

I suppose I could host one, but considering how bad I wanted to punch a photographer at a recent open (DRAWING) event maybe people need to leave their gear at home.

I tend to host one, hopefully annually.  Do I have your e-mail address?

Ashley Haven Nudes wrote:
Born and raised, but thankfully ran away about a year ago.

I do miss some folks though, hey Jon!

We miss you, too, sweetie.  Drop me a line & let's catch up!

nwprophoto wrote:

The original one, not the imitation Canadian one

Headquarters of Hudson's Bay Company (established 1825)
Oldest permanent non-native settlement in Pacific Northwest (1825)

In 1806, American explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark camped near the Vancouver waterfront on the return leg of their famed western expedition. Lewis characterized the area as “the only desired situation for settlement west of the Rocky Mountains.”

n 1825, Dr. John McLoughlin decided to move the northwest headquarters of the Hudson’s Bay Company from Astoria to a more favorable setting upriver. He named the site after Point Vancouver on Broughton’s original map. Fort Vancouver was thus born.

For many years, Fort Vancouver was the center of all fur trading in the Pacific Northwest. It was also a center of British dominion over the Oregon Territory. In 1846, American control was extended north to the 49th parallel. The northwest became part of the United States.

Yeah well...we're bigger and on top, and prettier! *glare*

Strangekitty wrote:
Yeah well...we're bigger and on top, and prettier! *glare*

Eh?

Strangekitty wrote:
Yeah well...we're bigger and on top, and prettier! *glare*

If you are on top, does that mean you do all the work?

Looknsee Photography wrote:

I tend to host one, hopefully annually.  Do I have your e-mail address?

I dunno, do you? lol

Nimue Elaine wrote:
Is there anything going on?

Not that I am aware of, but we probably should work on some artists gatherings or even some sort of informal meet-ups.

IIRC, didn't I hear that your butt is going to be on display soon, or something like that?

Jessica M G wrote:
This is me coming 'out of my cave' and saying hi... Hi!

Psh, I'm close enough to Portland, I think.

Yeah, you're close enough to Portland...

in this weather, gotta hide anywhere, even a cave.

Looknsee Photography wrote:
Last week, there was a traveling model staying in my guest room.  Three other photographers came over (separately) and photographed her here at my house.  We do stuff like that.

Those of us who dabble in nude art subscribe to the Google group, pdx-nude-art.  If you don't like that, contact me, and I'll put your e-mail address on my e-mail distribution list.  We announce stuff like sharing models & locations and our annual meet & greet there.

Bump for neatness.

Looknsee Photography wrote:
Last week, there was a traveling model staying in my guest room.  Three other photographers came over (separately) and photographed her here at my house.  We do stuff like that.

Those of us who dabble in nude art subscribe to the Google group, pdx-nude-art.  If you don't like that, contact me, and I'll put your e-mail address on my e-mail distribution list.  We announce stuff like sharing models & locations and our annual meet & greet there.

Nimue Elaine wrote:
Bump for neatness.

Are you on one of the lists?

Looknsee Photography wrote:

Looknsee Photography wrote:
Last week, there was a traveling model staying in my guest room.  Three other photographers came over (separately) and photographed her here at my house.  We do stuff like that.

Those of us who dabble in nude art subscribe to the Google group, pdx-nude-art.  If you don't like that, contact me, and I'll put your e-mail address on my e-mail distribution list.  We announce stuff like sharing models & locations and our annual meet & greet there.

Are you on one of the lists?

No, I'm a bad girl. I'll message you my email addy.

Cole Morrison wrote:
"hi"

{waves}
Hi!

Cole Morrison wrote:
"hi"

Nimue Elaine wrote:
No, I'm a bad girl.

Yes, you are!!