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Re: Borders - delayed a bit longer
Jacek Gancarson 2006-Apr-02 08:37:00
Hi,
Personaly I have very good example of panorama illustrating Borders subject,
but it was caught outside the defined time frame, even if it has clear
timeless dimension. I decided not to submit this panorama because it would
be against your current concept of space and time. If you change the rules
in the future it is ok., but not this time I think; now, if we are talking
Time let\s stick to it. BTW. Former event covered whole year which meant
good opportunity to share one\s best works.
With best regards
Jacek Gancarson
----- Original Message -----
From: "G. Donald Bain" <#removed#>
To: <#removed#>
Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2006 8:45 PM
Subject: Borders - delayed a bit longer
>I know everyone is anxiously awaiting the official debut of the World
> Wide Panorama - Borders. Unfortunately, there has been a hitch and it
> will be delayed a few more hours.
>
> Bostjan Burger pointed out to me that several participants had
> submitted work done outside the official time frame. Upon looking
> into it further, it turned out that somewhere between 12 and 20
> submissions are questionable in that regards.
>
> While we hate the idea of turning down good panoramas, for any
> reason, the principle of the WWP being an "event" must be preserved.
> We will be contacting all concerned for clarification of their dates
> before making any final decisions.
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> Part of the delay stems from the fact that Kat and Landis were stuck
> in a snowstorm last night (yes, in California) and delayed in
> returning home. Hopefully they got through sometime during the night
> and will be in contact soon.
>
> Don
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