<<I rely on them to find a least one decent descriptive sentence when I'm writing a news release for a show. recommend that people have someone else who knows how to write edit their statements or write the whole thing. Titles are for me just bookkeeping - how to remember what "Vertical No.6" was. Sometimes viewers provide good titles. >> Alan For sure I wasn't implying "no titles" as indeed, having a "handle" to refer to an image by is largely essential. "Mona Lisa" would I bet not be as famous as it is if actually called "AFF0-0143-B0C3-AA67". Your idea of letting viewers (listen to a few other people) influence the title is on I could try perhaps. Maybe an author can be too close to "what they wanted the image to be about" whereas a new viewer can only respond to what is actually in it. Writing reviews for a show is another thing entirely I guess. You want to attract people to come so I'll bet you need to "talk the pictures up". I can't imagine being attracted by a flyer that mentions "New work by AZ, 10 panoramas, 3 portraits and a square format picture". You need words to make people want to come. Do you come up with the speel for your own shows yourself? Bob -- Whatever you Wanadoo: http://www.wanadoo.co.uk/time/ This email has been checked for most known viruses - find out more at: http://www.wanadoo.co.uk/help/id/7098.htm
