Hi all, Here is a bit more inof on the steering committee.
The members of the committee are as follows: Larry Fratkin, Guy Glorieux, Jean Daubas, Gregg Kemp, Zernike Au, Guillermo Penate, George Smyth, James Kellar and Ed Levinson* At this time we have noleader of this group, but I'm sure that one might pop up at any time. If you have been on the discussion list for a while I'm sure you know everyone on the committee. If not, we have all had a strong interest in pinhole photography for many years, and have been members of this list for a long time. If you have asked a question on the list, chances are one the names above answered your question. If you are new to the list you might ask what is the "World Pinhole Photography Day"? I don't remember who started, but some one in this group brought up the subject of having one day out of the year devoted to promote pinhole photography. That is any one who wished to participate, inside or outside the discussion group, could take a photograph using a pinhole camera during a 24 hour period. Photogaphs taken durning this time frame could be then uploaded to the web for all the world to see. If you want to become more involved it the WPPD, Guy Glorieux will be asking for volunteers on servral projects. There will be lots of work to go around. So what's next? I have been asking for suggestions on servral issues that deal with WPPD over this last week. Sunday night I will send your suggestions to Gregg Kemp who has built a polling web page. As soon has Gregg has it finished he will announce it to the list membership, and everyone can then go vote on such things as, what day this event will happen, or what shall we call this WPPD thing. Plus other issues. The logo issue will be addressed at some future date. Any way thanks to every one who sent in suggestions, opinions, and other comments. As soon as the WPPD polling page opens, remember to go vote. Thanks James *Ed Levinson is not a offical member of the committee, he will be keeping an eye on us and throwing in his 2 cents worth in every once in a while.
