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--- On Mon, 5/10/10, Tom C <[email protected]> wrote:

> From: Tom C <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: Something Funny Happened on the Way to Chicago
> To: "Pentax-Discuss Mail List" <[email protected]>
> Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 8:55 AM
> Yes thanks. Did it come to yor
> mailbox or only in the archives?
> 
> On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 11:50 AM, Jack Davis <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> > This it, Tom C?
> >
> > Jack
> >
> > --- On Mon, 5/10/10, Tom C <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> >
> >> From: Tom C <[email protected]>
> >> Subject: Something Funny Happened on the Way to
> Chicago
> >> To: "Pentax-Discuss Mail List" <[email protected]>
> >> Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 8:08 AM
> >> Thought I'd give my words and
> >> thoughts on the exhibit and Chicago trip.
> >>
> >> I was actually just finishing typing this up last
> night
> >> when Bill's
> >> summary came through, and I sent it several times
> but
> >> nothing I
> >> originated last night would get to the list.
> >>
> >> It was wonderful to meet, in person, those I'd
> been
> >> acquainted with
> >> for some time on line, +12 years in some cases. We
> met
> >> Christine and
> >> Doug at the entrance on the sidewalk.  Instant
> smiles
> >> and hugs.
> >>
> >> Bill was Canadian.
> >>
> >> The printing job Mark did was astounding! My
> gallery image
> >> had a
> >> quality and feeling that did not come through on a
> digital
> >> display.
> >> The same can be said for the other images. 
> Cory's was
> >> magical in
> >> print.
> >>
> >> The gallery was a work of art... far more
> inspiring than
> >> the Eggleston
> >> gallery at the Art Institute. :-) Seriously, but
> my own
> >> photographs
> >> taken with a Brownie Hawkeye at the age of 8 would
> have
> >> rivaled
> >> Eggleston's. No don't take that as a brag, I was
> a
> >> terrible
> >> photographer at 8, always wanting to see the film
> in the
> >> camera, which
> >> did not help matters.
> >>
> >> Christine and Sue Barton did an excellent job of
> organizing
> >> and
> >> implementing the event.  For those unable to
> attend,
> >> you'll be happy
> >> to know that we were treated and respected as
> photographers
> >> and
> >> artists, not as a bunch of wannabes.
> >>
> >> As in any group, some clicked and bonded more
> readily than
> >> others with
> >> various members, but things were so fast-paced
> that it was
> >> a matter of
> >> not having the time to make the rounds in detail.
> The
> >> cooperation and
> >> goodwill among the PDML members, curators, and
> vistors was
> >> impressive.
> >>  It was noisy, high energy, and for being only
> three hours,
> >> pretty
> >> exhausting.
> >>
> >> This was an event the PDML can be singularly proud
> of,
> >> participant or not.
> >>
> >> The event and sales also benefit children who are
> victims
> >> of cancer
> >> and their families. So, if hesitant to purchase
> additional
> >> books, or
> >> possibly sponsor riders in an upcoming event that
> may be
> >> announced,
> >> please consider doing so to the extent possible,
> according
> >> to your
> >> desire and means.
> >>
> >> In particular, I got to spend a fair amount of
> time with
> >> Christine,
> >> Ann, Bob Sullivan and his wife, Stan Halpin, Doug
> Brewer,
> >> Mark Roberts
> >> and his wife, Boris, Lary Colen, Chris Mitchell
> and his
> >> wife, Tim
> >> Bray, Jay Taylor, Cory Waters and his wife. Sorry
> if I left
> >> anyone
> >> out.  I think I at least met all the PDML
> members
> >> present.
> >>
> >> Bill Robb (who is Canadian) and I, stayed up till
> 4 AM one
> >> morning and
> >> 2 AM the next, talking about everything and trying
> to
> >> comprehend the
> >> meaning of life and Space-Time. I'm happy to
> report that we
> >> just about
> >> have it figured out and we'll give an update when
> we've
> >> completed our
> >> analysis and have reached a definitive conclusion.
> Bill, I
> >> told you we
> >> needed just one more bottle.
> >>
> >> I never knew Bill slept in the RAW.  He told me
> he
> >> gets better
> >> pictures that way.  I'd have expected footed
> long
> >> johns, with him
> >> being from Canada and that. Of course it might
> have felt
> >> like a
> >> heatwave to him down south in Chicago - or maybe
> it's
> >> something
> >> related to digital? Hard to tell what it was all
> aboot.
> >>
> >> The GPS had a hard time getting a consistent
> signal in the
> >> valley of
> >> skyscrapers they call downtown. Twice it went into
> a mode
> >> where it was
> >> recalculating every 15 seconds even when we had
> not changed
> >> direction.
> >> So sometimes it took us 20 minutes to get
> somewhere when ot
> >> should
> >> have taken just 5.
> >>
> >> Chicago was a great photo venue and I'm sure many
> photos of
> >> members
> >> and the areas we visited will start appearing.
> >>
> >> A good time was had by all.
> >>
> >> To sum it up, You were great. You were fantastic.
> You were
> >> great. You
> >> were ALL great!
> >>
> >> Tom C.
> >>
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