Over the years, I have published five different publications. I have always
looked for a picture that would stop someone from paging through the magazine
and encourage them to read the story. From that standpoint, the face-to-face
encounter and the sprinters get my vote. One has impact and you have to find
out what it's about. The other gets your attention with style.
As for the winner, I just can't say anything bad about a picture taken in Texas
:-) Just can't say anything good about this one.
On Fri, 09 Feb 2001, you wrote:
> You're not in the PJ business Norm, (or are you?), so the merits of the
> photos mgiht have escaped your otherwise discerning eye.
>
> Remember too, the first time the photos were seen by the public was on or in
> some newspaper whose recycled newprint paper whre only the content of the
> photos mattered.
> Thus, you would probably appreciate them more if you knew the storie attached
> to them.
>
> Suda Mafud,
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Kenneth Archer + San Antonio, Texas
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