Residents in
Senoia will have a unique opportunity this weekend to see the unveiling
of two photography exhibits in the city.
The exhibit
"Portrait of Senoia" opens Sunday at the Senoia Historical Society
at the intersection of Couch and Pylant streets.
The exhibit
features works from nationally known photographer Gary Gruby, who just
happens to call the town home.
Residents will
get a chance to see some of the faces that Gruby has photographed during
his more than 10 years in the town.
"Some
of them have lived here all their lives and some may have been here just
for a day," Gruby said.
The 30 photos
he is permanently loaning the Historical Society reflect his different
development techniques.
All the pictures
on exhibit are archived, and he feels the historical society is a much
better place for his prints than in many of his photo notebooks.
"I just
want to try and give a little bit







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