Fright Night LA – This Friday

[jjmaccrimmon]

This coming Friday, is the last Fright Night LA (till 2009 tentatively). This month’s show will again feature horror movies from the 50’s and 60’s. The musical guest this month is Frankenstein, which performed at the very first Fright Night over 3 years ago. The artist of the month is none other than Noah K (our host) who’s displaying posters from many of the past shows over the years.

In case you’ve been hiding under a rock (and some ran there after all my posts last month), I showed my abandoned sites photography at Fright Night LA in September. For those who came out to look, comment, compliment and purchase photos, again thank you. Despite being the artist of the month, I bounced around and photographed the comings, goings on and general mayhem at the show. Here’s some of what you missed.

Pre-show, raffle and artist of the month


Making an entrance

















Noah K – Your Happy Host






Raffle Time





















Artist of the Month – JJ MacCrimmon
It was nice to get feedback on my photography. It was a losing proposition financially to print and frame them, but it was a worth a fortune getting to see reactions.






Special thanks to lady_angharad who watched my booth when I couldn’t and took the photos of me.

Show photos coming tomorrow of the Bonnie Delight Burlesque show.

Comments

[laurapalmer813.livejournal.com]

Your photos look really great printed like that! Just seeing them posted in lj, we don't really get a feel for how good they can look printed large and professional-looking. Good job!

[jj-maccrimmon.livejournal.com]

Thank you! I was so nervous about the prospect of putting my images on public display and sale.

[landverhuizer.livejournal.com]

Great display... but what I really wanna say..
that pic makes a great icon ;)


that place does look like so much fun though, would love to see people want something like that out here

[jj-maccrimmon.livejournal.com]

It's a blast lass. I've seen some truly memorable things there. Some of them were even parts of the shows. If you ever make it to LA, we'll have to draw you there.