1. "Fall River Historical Society Christmas"
Posted by Harry on Apr-3rd-02 at 4:11 PM
This is a 1997 page on the Fall River Historical Society. It shows a few photos of the interior of the house. It also says they put away the Borden exhibits for the holiday. I agree.
http://www.s-t.com/daily/12-97/12-11-97/b01li055.htm
2. "Re: Fall River Historical Society Christmas"
Posted by Kat on Apr-3rd-02 at 10:45 PM
In response to Message #1.
That was beautiful..thanks, Harry.--kk
3. "Re: Fall River Historical Society Christmas"
Posted by Tina-Kate on Apr-3rd-02 at 11:34 PM
In response to Message #2.
Yes Harry, you find the greatest things to share here!
The FRHS is a wonderful place. I wished I could have lingered there for hours. Anyone planning a trip to Fall River, it's a MUST.
The article reminded me of all the truly gross things photographers & stylists do to make food look good for magazine spreads. The company where I work did a food/lifestyle mag for 3 yrs & believe me, none of the stuff we see in mags & TV ads is anywhere near edible!
4. "Re: Fall River Historical Society Christmas"
Posted by Harry on Apr-4th-02 at 7:24 AM
In response to Message #3.
Not quite the same thing but the food reminded me of something I seen on TV a good while ago. This ad agency was shooting a TV ad for Jello and the heat from the camera lights kept softening up the Jello so it didn't look very good. They solved the problem by doubling the amount of Jello mix with the same amount of water. It worked. It was probably the only Jello you could actually chew.
What they do to the foods in the ads must be something
to see. No fast food item I've ever bought even
faintly resembles the TV ads.
(Message last edited Apr-4th-02 6:44 PM.)
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