As most of you will know on Wednesday, December 1 was World Day of the fight against AIDS. Last Tuesday
therefore, the association AIDS Vancouver took the opportunity to close the month of November (the month of awareness about the epidemic) with a gala and a silent auction (to raise lots of money to find a cure and overcome the virus).
Those who follow a few know already that I had 2 photos for sale during this auction, and I had the chance to photograph the communication campaign around this event.
So we were invited to the gala, forcing ...
Racing results, most of the works sold well, the picture of the bench in Stanley Park was an immediate success and some people have struggled to hit auction (silent) to get it. It is ultimately part of $ 250. And the photo is part of Venice for $ 200. Our buddy
Yared, who could not attend saw one of his paintings (as Venice) from $ 850. In total, all works (except 2) have been sold and all the other lots as well. (From the gift basket to purchase order via mobile phones and perfumes.)
Another attraction of the evening, the famous red balloons in the shape of ribbons. You could buy one for $ 25, and each ball purchased, we were handed an envelope with a surprise prize (worth $ 25 minimum and a maximum of $ 100, so whatever happens you are to have your money.)
We is good players so we bought a ball and obviously it fell on a purchase of $ 100 in store sunglasses. Luckily, my sunglasses, I wear it all year.
Here are some pictures of the evening.
Those who follow a few know already that I had 2 photos for sale during this auction, and I had the chance to photograph the communication campaign around this event.
So we were invited to the gala, forcing ...
Racing results, most of the works sold well, the picture of the bench in Stanley Park was an immediate success and some people have struggled to hit auction (silent) to get it. It is ultimately part of $ 250. And the photo is part of Venice for $ 200. Our buddy
Yared, who could not attend saw one of his paintings (as Venice) from $ 850. In total, all works (except 2) have been sold and all the other lots as well. (From the gift basket to purchase order via mobile phones and perfumes.)
Another attraction of the evening, the famous red balloons in the shape of ribbons. You could buy one for $ 25, and each ball purchased, we were handed an envelope with a surprise prize (worth $ 25 minimum and a maximum of $ 100, so whatever happens you are to have your money.)
We is good players so we bought a ball and obviously it fell on a purchase of $ 100 in store sunglasses. Luckily, my sunglasses, I wear it all year.
Here are some pictures of the evening.
Click on the photo to see the beautiful gallery.
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