At 00:27 3/2/98 -0600, Dave Cohen wrote:
>dmaffei wrote:
>
>> The baseball cap that Dave Cohen is wearing in his selfportrait would be
>> a good way of showing your a list member. I don't care to much for
>> nametags. They would come in handy for those Hot summer days at
>> trackside. I'm not trying to give Dave more work here, maybe a list
>> member is in the hat business? Dave would have the final say in logo/
>> color/style.
>
>Although I made the hat on the website in Photoshop and it doesn't really
>exist, I have had runs of other types of hats printed before, I have a
>local place down the street that does so, and if there is enough interest
>here on this list, I will check prices on a run of them.  Your input is
>welcome, send it to me personally.
>
>Here's another idea while I'm at it: I could check into having some
>T-shirts printed that say 'SPORRS' on the front, and "I almost voted for
>the Shot Of The Month" on the back. :)
>
>Or perhaps they could say: "I almost bought a SPORRS hat".


Or, how about a pin that we can affix to the headgear or photo vest of
our choice?  Though baseball-style caps look neat, I've always found
them a nuisance when doing actual photography.  The brim
inevitably gets in the way of the camera, particularly for vertical 
shots.

I much prefer the floppy hats -- "boonie hats" to those familiar with
the military headgear of this type -- though I've been known to affix
a railroad pin or two to mine on occasion.  These boonie hats 
provide more all around shade (or rain protection) than a baseball-
style cap.

I do, however, like Dave's proposal for the text on the T-shirt.

-- Ernest

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Specializing in transportation and travel subjects for more than 25 years.
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