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July 3rd, 2009

July 1st, 2009

June 30th, 2009

OK, I will be at two places, maybe three this 1st Thursday(Juy 2nd)

Allison Wonderland is opening Ophidia Studio. Went by to install 4 works of Allison dancing. These black and white images where printed for this space and capture the power and grace of Ophedia. You can see one of them on the poster below.

I will also be at the Seventh Annual Juried Art Exhibit

1015 Main Street, Boise, ID  83702;  (208) 331-3374; www.artsourcegallery.com

Also don’t forget the Brick Oven Bistro. I will be placing three or four of my larger works there for the 1st.

June 29th, 2009

Things are great in the world of David R Day Fine Art.

Two of my metal images have been juroried into the Art Source Gallery’s annual contest. The winners will be announced 1st Thursday July 2nd.

I will also be on Display at the Brick Oven Bistro on the Grove for at least the month on July AND I will have a small but powerful grouping of work at the new Ophidia studio by the VAC in Garden City.

Oh, and take a look at a one of a kind art piece, designed exclusively for the back bar at Jo’s new Sunshine Lounge.

OK, my arm is tired from patting myself on the back. THANKS for all the support.

As long as I am blowing my horn, here is a “Self Portrait” from the Oregon Coast.

June 29th, 2009

June 28th, 2009

The old photographer knew he needed to go “digital”, but he could’nt stop his negative thinking.

Mark McClaskey (the Gald Man)

So, I am getting more comments on my stories on Facebook then here on Boisee.com

When it seems like I should I will update them back to here!

 Tamara A. Cameron at 9:17am June 28

Gald man?

 Reham Aarti Jacobsen at 10:22am June 28

nice!

 Mark McClaskey at 10:43am June 28

Thanks for yhe quote. Yes I am a happy fellow!

 Mark McClaskey at 11:00am June 28

Dave thanks for all the help when I went digital. If I had known how good the resolution would be, Iwould have done it 20 years ago.

June 25th, 2009

June 24th, 2009

The old Koi spot on 8th will soon be a restaurant “Osaka.” They old Milky will be an Indian theme eatery. Apparently the left Seattle for the ‘greener’ pastures of downtown Boise. Be interesting to see how that plan stacks up.

June 23rd, 2009

One of the greatest films ever, Kodak Kodachrome will be retired soon. 

Know for it’s rich colors and a slightly reddish tilt, Kodachrome was a staple for portrait shooters for 74 years.  Sad as I am to see it go, I haven’t even seen the little yellow box it came in for years. Guess I am not alone.

Here are a few snappy comments to this story that came from the FaceBook version of this story.

June 22nd, 2009

Promised and update on the Sunshine.

Been asked where it is a lot.

It is the bar in the Rodeway Inn, between the Freeway and St. Al’s. It opened as the Purple Jester and was a Disco Bar for a while. It quickly became a cool music bar and changed it’s name to the Sunshine. Lot’s of great local bands played, I remember TT Miller the most.

Who took it over?

Jo Fryberger, a former co-owner of the Blues Bouquet, and current owner of Jo’s Traveling bar.

Why is it better?

In about everyway possible. The old Sunshine Feed Store didn’t have much to offer. Jo’s Sunshine Lounge is already the place for live blues music. Only reopen a couple of weeks, the bar has featured the Insomniacs a fun road band and Short Notice with Cyndie Lee, Richard Soliz and Noble Atherton, plus others. Add in a general clean up, new staff (including yours truely) and your cookin’.

In General

If you enjoy live music, especially blues in an intimate setting, a good drink at a  fair price, a pleasant staff, and good friends. You will love Jo’ Sunshine Lounge.

BWT I WORK TONIGHT-MONDAY. . . Come on by. 

June 21st, 2009

Sure going to be sad when the “big One” comes and we all fall into the sea.

June 18th, 2009

June 18th, 2009

Finally some good news.

One of my favorite places to eat was the State Court on, well State. It is  going to reopen soon. My daughter and used to go there on the way to skiing. Good times and a photo review soon.

June 17th, 2009

Woke up and chased the sunrise down the beach this morning. I have become obsessed with the beautiful piece of Redwood on the shore. Here is one from a few minutes ago(Wednesday morn.)

June 16th, 2009

Moderation is quite good, but only in moderation.

June 14th, 2009

Here is one of Newport Beach almost at sunset.

June 12th, 2009

Another from the Depot. Was up this way helping teach a class on photography. Couldn’t resist the rose petal.

June 11th, 2009

CLOSED, really tired of talking about all the cool places going away.

Thanks to Scott for the FB lead.

June 11th, 2009

June 10th, 2009

This one come from Rick O, he even wrote it!!!! Cool Mr. O!

The Best Neighborhoods in America: West

NORTH END / BOISE, ID

Boise may sprawl a bit, but the Boise you want has a pretty small footprint, full of bungalow charm, desert canyon ruggedness, renovated warehouses, quirky misfits, and exiled liberals from the countryside. 8 am: Wake up with a run on the Ridge to Rivers Trail System, and get lost on the 130 miles of paths that connect to the North End street grid in half a dozen places. The neighborhood is sandwiched right between trail-packed foothills and the Boise River. 11 am: Rent a cruiser and hit Goldy’s for a huge breakfast before joining the locals at the Capital City Public Market on N. 8th Street. 3 pm: For lunch hit Bar Gernika, where you might find yourself sitting next to the mayor—Boise’s still a town where it’s not uncommon to wait for the light next to the governor. 7 pm: Return to North End for dinner at Bungalow and then a walk in Hyde Park.

- Rick Overton