OK, I see that I do get the messages! They just go to the eGroups site way
sooner than here--but, that is OK as I still get them.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-epson-inkjet@...
> [mailto:owner-epson-inkjet@...]On Behalf Of PhotoRoy6@...
> Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 1:53 PM
> To: epson-inkjet@...
> Subject: Re: Travelling Portfolio?
>
>
> Cathy,
> Gregory suggested another traveling portfolio. Someone
> else suggested
> a web site to go with it. (Of course any picture could be
> captured from the
> site without payment) Someone suggested topics of photography,
> art and b&w.(
> and thus three traveling portfolio that would move
> faster-(lighter package
> could go first class)) I asked for a definition of photography vs art
> catagories. No reply yet.
> Roy

The whole point of the portfolio is to show what others are doing with their
printers. This is not a fine-art show nor a best of best prints collection.
Rather it is a collection of 8"x10" size prints with some notes about how
the prints were made and how they were digitally edited.

Breaking the submissions into categories is not something I think we need to
worry about. Good photos on glossy photo paper, fine art prints on
watercolor paper, B&W done with CIS, etc. are all valid submissions.

If everyone on a list took on average 3 days to view and mail the portfolio,
plus a couple of days mail time, a portfolio for 20 would take about four
months to make the rounds. But, that is OK, as they get around and you get
to see them.

Stealing 480 x 480 pixel images off a Web page shouldn't be an issue.
Watermark them or damage them in some way if you are concerned. The point is
that they are just references to the work so that they can be discussed.

But, you knew that Roy, I'm sure.

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