Valley photographer Mary Miller is publishing a coffee-table-style photo book, “Life in the Upper Valley,” showing local scenery, people and events. She wants to include a group photo of as many Valley residents as possible, and plans to take that photo at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 5, at Centennial Fields park in Snoqualmie.
Valley photographer Mary Miller is publishing a coffee-table-style photo book, “Life in the Upper Valley,” showing local scenery, people and events.
She wants to include a group photo of as many Valley residents as possible, and plans to take that photo at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 5, at Centennial Fields park in Snoqualmie.
Miller plans to put out the book in late May.
For more information, contact Miller at mtnviews@hotmail.com or (425) 941-5070.
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