OTR Portraits Documentary
Here’s a fun opportunity for everyone who is contributing to Over-the-Rhine’s progress and growth. This is your chance to participate in a photo documentary project about OTR. It comes by way of Becca Hoffman, a photography student at Columbia College in Chicago. (View some of her work here). She is looking to photograph businesses, residents and other contributors to the neighborhood. She will use these photos as part of her portfolio. Some or all of her photo-documentary will make its way onto the Over-the-Rhine blog to share with the OTR-loving public.
In chatting with Becca, she shared with me what she’d like to accomplish with her project:
So far, a number of OTR supporters have agreed to participate. Some of those who are already on board are:
- Dan McCabe of MOTR Pub
- Michael Redmond and Molly Wellman of Japp’s Since 1879 and Neon’s Unplugged
- Jean-Francois Flechet of Taste of Belgium, the Authentic Waffle
- Tony Tausch of Coffee Emporium
- Danny Korman of Park + Vine
- Nick and Lindsay Dewald of The City Flea
- Tabb Harrison of The Lackman Bar
- The guys at Losantiville Ltd.
- Joan Kaup – resident and landlord, OTR Chamber of Commerce, Second Sunday on Main, OTR Flags, etc.
- Brian Firth of Lavomatic Cafe
- Katie Garber of Atomic Number Ten
- Lindsey Lusignolo of Lindsey Lusignolo Couture Bridal and Evening Wear
- David Allen of GreenBird and Jaap-Orr Co.
- Danny Klingler of OTR ADOPT
- Alisha Budkie of Smartfish Studio and Sustainable Supply
If you are interested in participating in this fun project, please leave a comment on this post, visit the Contact page or email otrmatters@gmail, or contact Becca via her website.
This should be a fun project!
I don’t live in OTR but I love and play in OTR!
I’d love to participate.
I live, love, and play in OTR– I’d love to participate.
As a business owner and local urban gardener I would love to contribute
Wooden Nickel Antiques would love to join in ! In OTR for more than 30 years. A lot of people do not know we have a stained glass studio. We design and fabricate fantastic window and door panels, replicate historic windows for homeowners and repair, restore antique windows. Also we design and build one of a kind back and front bars for comercial or residential use. The bars are made mostly of reclaimed architectural pieces and carvings which is what makes them one of a kind. The rest of the merchandise ( furniture, chandeliers, fireplaces,etc. ) comes around the US and Europe. Always changeing at the store.
Please include Daisy Mae’s Market at Findlay Market. We love the idea!
As a member of a family who moved to OTR last year, we would LOVE to participate! 🙂
Marco Lacina would love to be apart of this!
I would love to do whatever I can to help!