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Re: Future of the World Wide Panorama - Themes
mickael 2004-Aug-04 01:17:00
--- In #removed#, Romuald/hd <#removed#> wrote:
> Harald Walker a *crit :
>
> > Charles Carstensen wrote:
> >
> > > Tito Dupret said it best with the idea of "Families of the world".
> > > People at the time of a solstice could draw public interest, possibly
> > > to a greater degree than places.
>
> I like this subject/title
>
> > True, but people photos involve privacy issues/laws and in most
> > countries you need a written permission for publication.
>
> If you are accepted in the intimacy of a family to shoot a pano, it will not be
> too difficult to ask for some more permission.
> If this is too difficult, let's name the wwp, " private places of life ", and
> let the author include or not some people on the pano.
>
> Something have been tried some years ago :
> http://www.nabo.nu
> But no luck for Hans Asmussen who founded this project, I've been the only one
> to participate, with a fce8 :-(
>
> Romuald
any photographer here remembers Edward Steichen's "Family of Man" project done in
1955 for NY MOMA ? 273 photographers joined then. The book inspired my childhood like
nothing else did since. I'm certainly in on this one. We could save it for 2005 though
-mickael