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Date/Time:2006-Apr-10 10:48:00
Subject:Re: WWP Date Problem

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wwp@yahoogroups.com: Re: WWP Date Problem Caroling Geary 2006-Apr-10 10:48:00
Art, do you have something on the web about the event? Can we see the  
pano? I'd like to see it.

There's a way to include content that isn't in the timeframe of the  
event. 1. Do the work of mixing or assembling or compositing your  
panorama within the timeframe. 2. Make the main art relevant to the  
timeframe. The easiest way to do this is to shoot a related panorama.  
But it could be any QTVR source artwork. In your case it could have  
been a local meditation event. 3. Superimpose elements of the  
relevant content onto the current pano. In your case it could have  
been the mass meditation.

The idea is that we are creatures rooted in "now" in space and time.  
But we are creatures of imagination  containing the past and ideas  
not limited to "now". So in the panorama, we provide a setting of now  
and we strive to represent the totality of our being by visualizing  
it and adding it to the panorama. Uri Cogan's panorama is an example.  
He photographed a local scene or synthesized it, I can't remember at  
the moment, but it was done the first day of the event. He then added  
elements of art that must have been in a symbol library of some sort,  
elements of his imagination, that were not happening now literally,  
but figuratively.

If you didn't have time to create the panorama within the timeframe  
of the event, I don't see how it could fit into the event. The theme  
is secondary to the timeframe. So why not include the meditation in  
the next event, which could be the garden of your mind. The  
meditation event is still there, outside of time.

On Apr 9, 2006, at 11:40 PM, Art Baltrotsky wrote:

> Landis-
>
> I understand the significance of shooting panoramas within the time
> frame of the "event" and all of my other contributions have been made
> within their allotted time frame. I was hoping that you would make an
> exception for this particular panorama. The "event" that I
> photographed for the WWP project was absolutely perfect for the
> borders theme. I traveled to Bangalore, India to photograph the
> largest mass meditation in world history. 2.5 million people came
> from 144 countries spanning 6 continents to unite with political
> leaders from around the globe and 1000 religious leaders from just
> about every religion on the planet. Every political and religious
> border of friends and enemies were removed for this once-in-lifetime
> gathering for WORLD PEACE. This was a monumentally historic event
> that should be included in the borders project. It also ads a
> completely new geographic area to your World Wide Panorama Project -
> southern India. The only flaw was that it took place 24 days prior to
> the borders "event". I'm begging you to PLEASE allow this panorama in
> the "event". Please make an exception for this historic "event". I
> was unable to create another panorama during the borders "event" time
> frame because I had just returned from my trip to India and was
> completely overwhelmed with a backlog of work. I also never thought
> it would be a problem for you to make an exception to the time frame.
> I've never missed one of your "events" since I started shooting them
> and I don't ever want to miss one. Removing my panorama would
> eliminate me from the borders "event". PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE make an
> exception!
>
> Thank you for considering to keep my panorama!
>
> -ART
>
> Art Baltrotsky
> 314 N. Main Street
> Berlin, MD 21811
> 410-641-3329
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>> There were several contributors who did their photography outside of
>> the allowed dates for the WWP Borders event.  The photography was
>> supposed to be done between 15-21 March 2006.  Before the site was
>> published we went through all of the panorama entries and checked
>> the dates.  The date you specified was not within the proper period.
>>
>> The World Wide Panorama is an 'event'.  The panoramas and object
>> movies on the site represent a specific time period.  While we
>> appreciate the offer to host your contribution, we can't do so
>> unless it followed the rules of the event.
>>
>> If you have another panorama that you took during the proper period
>> (15-21 March) we'd love to host that.  Please let me know and I'll
>> open your account on the WWP Prep Server and let you upload it.
>>
>> If we don't hear from you by next Monday, we'll have to remove your
>> current contribution.
>>
>> The dates for the next event are 21-25 June 2006
>>
>> -Landis
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