texascavers Digest 6 Dec 2011 04:31:15 -0000 Issue 1448
Topics (messages 19146 through 19150):
surreal caving video
19146 by: Mixon Bill
19147 by: Tim Stich
19148 by: Frank Binney
19150 by: Rick Corbell
cave photography
19149 by: Mixon Bill
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There's a short, rather surreal underground video at http://vimeo.com/20918866
. It won first prize in the video contest at Hidden Earth 2011
(Britain's annual caving convention). -- Mixon
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That was very cool, Bill! Thanks for the link.
On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 6:40 PM, Mixon Bill <[email protected]> wrote:
> There's a short, rather surreal underground video at
> http://vimeo.com/20918866. It won first prize in the video contest at
> Hidden Earth 2011 (Britain's annual caving convention). -- Mixon
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Rob Eavis, the filmmaker, is the son of UIS president Andy Eavis, who I
caved with in Yorkshire and Papua New Guinea in the 1970s. Cool to see the
son follow his father's subterranean footsteps and become an accomplished
caver in his own right.
Frank Binney
Frank Binney & Associates
Interpretive Planning and Media Development
P.O. Box 258
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On 12/4/11 5:40 PM, "Mixon Bill" <[email protected]> wrote:
> There's a short, rather surreal underground video at http://vimeo.com/20918866
> . It won first prize in the video contest at Hidden Earth 2011
> (Britain's annual caving convention). -- Mixon
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> For an easy holiday this year, just give everybody the finger.
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Frank, et.al,
Rob was here at ICS 2009 in Kerrville and ran Andy's computer during the ICS
banquet at the Ranch. He was a joy to work with. His dedication to good work
showed in the powerpoint show.
Rick Corbell
ICS A-V coordinator
Standing firmly against obstinacy.
> Date: Sun, 4 Dec 2011 18:46:39 -0800
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> Rob Eavis, the filmmaker, is the son of UIS president Andy Eavis, who I
> caved with in Yorkshire and Papua New Guinea in the 1970s. Cool to see the
> son follow his father's subterranean footsteps and become an accomplished
> caver in his own right.
>
> Frank Binney
> Frank Binney & Associates
> Interpretive Planning and Media Development
> P.O. Box 258
> Woodacre, CA 94973
> 415.488.1200 Voice
> 415.488.1500 Fax
> 415.999.0556 Mobile
> [email protected]
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> On 12/4/11 5:40 PM, "Mixon Bill" <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > There's a short, rather surreal underground video at
> > http://vimeo.com/20918866
> > . It won first prize in the video contest at Hidden Earth 2011
> > (Britain's annual caving convention). -- Mixon
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> > For an easy holiday this year, just give everybody the finger.
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In August, over thirty of the world's best cave photographers
gathered, by invitation, at the Première Rencontre Internationale des
Photographes de Monde Souterrain in the town of Olargues in the Haut
Languedoc region in France, known for the colored aragonite, among
other things, in its caves. The current issue of Descent magazine
contains a number of photos that resulted from the meeting, and the
magazine's web site contains links to a number of the photographers'
web sites with photos they took during the affair.
Start at http://www.wildplaces.co.uk/descent/descent223_HautLanguedoc.html
In some cases you'll have to navigate within the target sites. For
Philippe Crochet, see especially Monde souterrain/couleurs. Although
there's a lot of other great stuff of his, it isn't clear how much
else is from that trip. For Chris Howes, go to his gallery/caves and
pick "caves of the Haut Languedoc." At the same place, "Olargues and
its cavers" is also worthwhile, and you might recognize some of the
photographers. Some of the links lead to movies made during the event,
one of them in 3D (wish I'd kept the simple viewer distributed with
the 2011 NSS guidebook).
You'll have to figure out how to navigate various photo viewers, many
Flash-powered.
Allow plenty of time for these hundreds of great photographs. -- Mixon
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