RE: Why did Nadeau bug Echague re the Fresson secrets??
Hi Katherine, Actually since I was talking to Liam, whom I indirectly met on the list long time ago, whose article and mine appeared on the same Journal of Post Factory Photography many years ago, and we were talking about Fresson, and this conversation with John Grocott and Judy, a certain feeling of "time has gone by" occurred to me, so I simply meant we are all getting older. :) But older is not a good term to use, so I changed it to "more mature." It was meant to be a joke. But what you said about us as a group is also true. We seldom think of it that way, but when I think of it now, I have known some of these people for nearly or over a decade! That is long. And being on the list all this time, we have gone through many years together, so whether we have debated or argued or shouted to each other before, those are even vague in memory now. Some special kind of friendship remains through the years though. Dave > -----Original Message----- > From: Katharine Thayer [mailto:kthayer@pacifier.com] > Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 5:19 PM > To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca > Subject: Re: Why did Nadeau bug Echague re the Fresson secrets?? > > Dave, I knew what you meant about us maturing as a group, in > fact I was thinking the same thing about myself the other day > when someone brought up the Zimmerman article and I couldn't > remember whether I'd ever tried to replicate it or not. I > would have thought I I had, but if I had I would have > reported to the list, and searching the archives with my name > and "Zimmerman" didn't bring up anything. So, it's a mystery to me. > > It reminds me in a way of one of my favorite cartoons, > picturing two elderly women sitting on a park bench; one of > them says to the other "Was I the smart one and you were the > pretty one, or was it the other way around?" It all kind of > stops mattering after a certain point. :--) Katharine > > > > On May 23, 2007, at 10:22 AM, Dave Soemarko wrote: > > >> 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? :) > >> > > > > That was a general comment on how I felt time has passed. I didn't > > mean to say specifically about Judy or that she is forgetful. What > > happened was I promised something but then didn't send it > for about 6 > > years! > > > > > > Dave > > > > > > > > >
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