RE: Why did Nadeau bug Echague re the Fresson secrets??
Ah, sounds like it must be him. I should still have his address. I have his letter and address in a box. After unpacking, I will send him a letter, but my original response was so that Chris would have the information since she seemed to be searching/researching for info on Fresson / direct carbon. Time flies, doesn't it? I recently sent something to Judy, something I promised to send but for the reason of moving/job change didn't get to do it. When she received it, she has forgotten what it was for. We are all getting, mmmm, let's say more mature, aren't we? :) Dave > -----Original Message----- > From: Liam Lawless [mailto:lawless@bulldoghome.com] > Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 12:57 PM > To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca > Subject: RE: Why did Nadeau bug Echague re the Fresson secrets?? > > Dave, > > You mean Dunstan Perera? Have his street address, but last I > heard he didn't have email. > > > Liam > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dave Soemarko [mailto:fotodave@dsoemarko.us] > Sent: 23 May 2007 16:10 > To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca > Subject: RE: Why did Nadeau bug Echague re the Fresson secrets?? > > Wow, this Fresson thing always comes back every few years. > > > So, it seems, there are four of you working on the Fresson/direct > > carbon/carbondir process: John Grocott, Art Chakalis, Luis Nadeau, > > and Dave Soemarko. Anyone else? > > Technically speaking, Luis is not "working on" the process. > He legally has the secret to the Fresson process. > > But as far as anyone working on the look of this process, I > think that is about it if we are talking about those on this > list and those who has spoken out. There must be many others > in the world working on it. My memory is fading, but one name > that comes to my mind is something like Pierre Duncan. > He is in London, I believe, and if I remember it correctly, > he was working on some tricolor direct carbon process too. I > don't think he is on the list. > > He wrote me one time (a real letter through Post Office). I > meant to write him a reply, but out of busyness and switching > of job, I didn't. I feel so bad about it. John, you seem to > know everybody. If you know and communicate with Pierre, > please tell him I apologize for being so rude. > > > Dave > > > >
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