Share favorite spring photos

Sat., April 19, 2008

The Spokesman-Review

It’s finally spring and it’s almost graduation and prom season. We’d like to see your family photographs for Picture Perfect, our community scrapbook of photos from Spokane Valley readers. We want the type of pictures that celebrate the spring milestones and warmer days in Spokane Valley.

Share photos from graduation or the prom, backyard barbecues, picnics, birthday parties, anniversaries and family reunions. Send us your party pictures, garden snapshots and candid photos.

We’ll publish your slice-of-life photographs for free. Just send them in via e-mail or put them in an envelope and deliver them the old-fashioned way. Please include a few sentences giving a detailed description of the photograph, who took it, where it was taken and what the occasion was. Include names, ages and hometowns of everyone in the shot. All photographs will be returned.

Send your submissions to Valley Voice photographer J. Bart Rayniak at bartr@spokesman.com or mail it to: Picture Perfect, J. Bart Rayniak, Valley Voice photographer, The Spokesman-Review, 13208 E. Sprague Ave., Spokane Valley, WA 99216.

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