Digital BW, The Print

I'm with Keith: a traveling portfolio seems more appropriate, as we could
reach a lot more people this way.
Each submitter could send a limited number of copies (say 3 to 5), and those
would generate the same number (3 to 5) of identical traveling portfolios,
each with a different list of addressees, and each containing a copy of all
different ink/workflow/paper combinations.
It would take a while (a participated once in such a project, and was at the
end of the list :-) but in the end, as I said, a lot more people would be
able to see the results.
Things would get even better if groups of people who live in the same area
participate as a single person, and meet to see the prints (this would have
the portfolio to linger a bit waiting for them to arrange the meeting, but
would anyway be faster than having every single member of that group receive
it separately).
Of course, those who make the prints would be first in the lists, so that
they have the advantage of seeing the results early.
Do you think this is feasible? The only problem would be to find a volunteer
that collects the prints and sends each portfolio to the first in line...
 
Alessandro Pardi

-----Original Message-----
From: Editor P.O.V. Image Service [mailto:editor@...]
Sent: martedì 3 settembre 2002 23.10
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Digital BW] A different print exchange....




André Vallejo wrote:

>Since the idea seems to fancy many people,I checked out in the yahho
>groups,and we habe about 11mb of free space in the files area. I could
>upload a 9 inch tall file with 360 dpi,that is abou 6.8MB as a PSD
>file,which I think could be read by both PC and Mac plataforms.So that's my
>idea of how it could work:
>  
>

If you do go with this, might I suggest that each participant include 
one additional print for a travelling portfolio?  

That would give more people a chance to see the options and even those 
of us who might participate but whose ink or paper of choice is already 
being printed could then benefit by reviewing the output of others..

>  
>

Keith





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