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Re: Future of the WWP
Mickael Therer 2004-Nov-05 23:03:00
Great theme Don and Landis, had it been Doors
I would have been out. Hope we can all make this an
outstanding event and escape the 'cliches'
since you provide the forward thinking time to do so.
What's great about wwp is the pace it gives me in
my newfound panoramist life.
Thanks for that.
-m
--- In #removed#, Landis <#removed#> wrote:
>
> Sorry Don and I have been fairly quiet of late. As many of you know
> we spent the last week in Sedona at the IQTVRA Summit and are slowly
> returning to 'real life'.
>
> At the Summit we gave a talk on the World Wide Panorama where we got
> the opportunity to put many faces to names on this list. We also
> announced the theme for the December solstice (Sanctuary) and some
> possible themes for the next couple of events.
>
> One other thing we announced was our thought of skipping next
> December's solstice (Dec 2005) and doing a World Wide Panorama to be
> released on 1 January 2006 that was a 'best of' 2005. This would be
> open to anyone who has participated in a WWP event from the beginning
> through that date and any panorama taken in the year of 2005. (This
> is NEXT year, not this year)
>
> The next theme is Sanctuary. Don will be writing something up on
> that, but the wiki definition
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanctuary) that Hans provided is a
> great way to look at it. The idea of the theme is to give something
> to tie it all in together, give you some direction, but allow you to
> be as creative as you want to be. We won't be holding you to *our*
> definition of 'sanctuary'. Figure out your own (church, open field,
> closet, beautiful landscape, whatever) and tell us about it in your
> caption.
>
> So now it's on to thinking about what my sanctuary is....
>
> -Landis