Digital BW, The Print

I wrote Martin, the founder of the list [below].

We'll see what he says about starting a web site.

I see starting this very simply, and keeping
it simple. Erring on the side of too little
rather than too much. Kind if an experiment in
how we'd do it "if" we were going to...
Emphasis on content, with minimal coding (html).

I do several web sites now, and none of them take
much time. I do the Nashville Mac Users site:
www.macusers.com
the site for my low profile portrait photo business:
www.simplephotographs.com
Also the site for the neighborhood association and
residents at my summer lake house in Florida:
www.kingsleylake.org

You'll notice all three are similar in concept.
I'm not much interested in fancy bells and whistles
on web sites.

I wouldn't feel at all possessive about this site
either. Would prefer in fact, that we have several
people actively working on it, which would help us
all learn more too, hopefully.

I'm hoping that having to do some photos, and helping
people with some writing - will help me ingest the
content about printmaking. Doing the site is like
committing myself to the team. But I don't want to be
the captain or coach - water boy will suit me well
enough. And maybe a little cheerleading.  -Clark

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>>  Martin,
>>  I've offered to start a web site dedicated to
>>  the DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint list. Someone
>>  suggested I contact you, and see if you have
>>  any thoughts about it. Do you?
>>  I'm still just thinking it through, and getting
>>  input.
>>     
>>  Regards, Clark Thomas
>>  www.simplephotographs.com...