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 Count me in as well. It sounds like a grat idea. 
Hellena 
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  Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2009 7:40 
  PM 
  Subject: Re: Alternative Photography in 
  the Digital Age 
  
  Dear Edward,
  I don't think it would be too ambitious to 
  try and organise an international event on this - after all one RTPS member 
  has previously done so. As I expect you know, Terry King, Randall Webb and 
  myself were sitting together  in a talk at the RTPS quite a few years ago 
  one evening when an old advertising photographer called Steinbock gave a talk 
  on gum bichromate, which started all of us on different paths. It's a story 
  I've told a number of times, but I don't think Terry mentions it on his web 
  site http://www.hands-on-pictures.com/
  Regards,
  Peter
 
 
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  Edward Draper wrote: 
  fe10dd710903260332t24d4e0e9ob2939edce420c9d5@mail.gmail.com 
  type="cite">Hi There
  I have just taken over as President of the 
    Richmond and Twickenham Photographic Society, which is about to celebrate 
    its 120th anniversary
  I am a keen alternative photographer indulging 
    in gum, cyanotype and platinum
  I do some heavy processing of digital 
    photographs, which I print out in my inkjet printer as large negatives (I 
    can get to A2 and slightly larger)
  I then print onto watercolour 
    paper using a light box I've built myself
  Can I ask everyone a simple 
    question?
  Would there be any interest next year 2010 in a conference 
    or some other "get together" on the topic of "Alternative Photography in the 
    Digital Age"?
  If so, what sort of size of an event should I aim 
    for?
  What would be the best time of year?
  I am keen to try to 
    make it international, am I being too ambitious?
 
  Thank you all in 
    advance
  Edward
 
  Dr Edward Draper LRPS President,  
    Richmond and Twickenham Photographic Society www.rtps.org.uk
  
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