Marilyn, I seem to remember that you also got your flying colors from the RPS several moons ago. We had the privilege of seeing your portfolio at the time and I hope that Chris will share his with us.
Are there other members of the PF Society that are also associated with the RPS.
I keep thinking about sending a portfolio to RPS but I wonder if box-framed 4 feet by 8 feet pinhole paper negatives (Oriental Seagull DW Glossy) of the Montreal urban landscape can travel easily over the Atlantic for consideration by the Society.
Regards all,
Guy
PS: Oh! BTW, Andy...
Did I see your name on the organization structure of the World Pinhole Photography Day this year?
In any case, I loved the self-portrait you submitted on the occasion...! You are truly a wise old-man!
Anybody else submitted a pinhole image?
http://www.pinholeday.org/gallery/2009/index.php?id=210
2009/6/13 Marilyn <marilyn160@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Congratulations, Chris! That's exciting news.Marilyn----- Original Message -----From: ChrisSent: Saturday, June 13, 2009 3:59 AMSubject: DistinctionHi Gang
Today I became aware that I have been awarded the distinction of associate of the Royal Photographic Society.
Christopher Strevens ARPS.
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