The Way I See San Diego...

This third view of our city skyline was taken from the west end of Balboa Park.  It’s easy to remember when the old El Cortez Hotel (now a condo community) was the highest point in Downtown.  I got the other pictures (flag and plane, homeless people, and the iconic tower and dome of The Museum of Man) by stopping my bicycle, pointing and shooting.   I rode down to Nelson's in Little Italy then to North Park to leave posters promoting a Photographic Competition at George’s Camera Store.  Below please find a WEB address for dates and instructions for the competition and exhibition to be held at Trotter Chapel, First United Methodist Church, in September and October. 

The theme: Visualizing Social Justice.  Photographic entries are invited from all over the world.  In the meantime, keep your camera handy and your mind and eyes alert for winning photographs.

http://www.fumcsd.org/get-connected/adult-studies/school-of-christian-studies/visualizing-social-justice/

Life is good... for some of us; and I’m assuming people who read this blog join me in trying to make it better for people less fortunate than we are. 

A print above the entrance to a gallery in Little Italy

fits the theme of visualizing social justice.

San Diego School of Christian Studies presents

Visualizing Social Justice:  

Preparing for the Photography Exhibition

Wednesday, May 8 ~ 7-8:30 PM ~ The Cove

Panel: Mary Beth Klauer, Dr. Russ Locke, Jerral Miles 

Tuition: $10, students with I.D. Free.

Register: https://fumcsd.wufoo.com/forms/w7w0z5/?utm_source=eNews+4%2F24%2F13&utm_campaign=eNews+4%2F24%2F13&utm_medium=email