Glen,
The PUG theme for December is "celebration"--how about
sending Halloween pix along for PUG?
Rick
--- Glen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry, but I thought if I didn't put "Texas" into
> the subject line, this
> message might not get noticed. ;)
>
> Is anyone interested in doing a Halloween project?
> This would be similar to
> the recent synchronicity project, in the sense that
> everyone would be
> shooting during the same time period. For those
> people living in countries
> that do not observe a Halloween tradition, you can
> still submit a photo
> that illustrates what happened in your area on
> October 31st. That might
> make a good counterbalance to all the Halloween
> photos.
>
> I feel that Halloween it perhaps the most colorful
> and unusual holiday in
> existence. Surely, everyone can find something
> interesting to photograph on
> Halloween? The street photographers on this list
> should especially have a
> great time participating.
>
> For those people who live in an area which
> celebrates "trick or treat" on a
> slightly different night (to fit weekend schedules,
> etc) you can feel free
> to photograph on that night, if you wish. Likewise,
> if you attend a
> Halloween party which is held on a night other than
> Halloween, feel free to
> submit pictures from that night, if you wish. I
> would prefer the photos be
> taken at night, no matter which night you choose to
> observe your Halloween
> activities on, but even that isn't carved into
> stone. If you have a very
> interesting Halloween themed image taken in daytime,
> feel free to contribute.
>
> I had mentioned this idea before, but I thought I
> would remind everyone.
> I'll probably post another reminder before Halloween
> arrives. If you are
> interested, please speak up. It encourages others to
> participate, and
> insures the success of the project.
>
>
> thanks,
> Glen
>
>
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