Rob and Paul:

Yes, the PUG has size limitations, but then so does the Pentax Photo
Gallery.  Many members of this group still submit there, despite the
size of the images.

I really think that the PUG can serve a purpose for the list.  There
is something really satisfying about seeing a number of interesting
interpretations of the monthly theme, and that can result in good
interchanges.  I know I learned a lot.

For years, before we all got digital cameras, the PUG held the group
together.  I would like to continue the tradition.

There is still time to enter images for June, as well as July and
August.  I hope that more people will take advantage of that, and
re-energize our own little gallery.

Dan

On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 8:21 PM, paul stenquist <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On Jul 22, 2010, at 7:20 PM, Rob Studdert wrote:
>
>> On 23/07/2010, Brian Walters <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> I think the problem is that people are posting so many PESOs these days
>>> that the PUG might be seen as being less necessary than in the past.
>>>
>>> That's a pity because the PUG is a permanent gallery and it's good fun
>>> to wander though past galleries - all the way back to March 1998 - to
>>> see how people tackled the different themes.  And then there's that "I
>>> remember him/her" or "Who the hell was....."  nostalgia  :-)>
>>
>> The main problem for me is that the PUG is stuck in a bit of a time
>> warp, the maximum size for image submissions means that certain image
>> attributes (and often a lot of the interest) tend to get lost in the
>> downsizing.
>>
> I agree. Scot upsized it a bit, but the pics are still on the itty bitty side.
> Paul

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