Re: READ this: Regular administrative posting

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At 01:05 PM 12/3/96 +0000, you wrote:
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>Dear (new) subscriber,
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>If you are a beginner in this fine art of photography, I strongly
>advise you to read the IR FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) first.
>You can find this FAQ through a link on the bottom of my homepage:
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>[ Please note the correct spelling of 'a1.nl' in all adresses: it is 
>'a-one' & 'en-el' ! ]
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>Sending your bio is not obligatory, but I think it is useful for
>other members knowing where you are coming from and where you are
>heading at (read: experience and future goals). 
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>[to get an impression of my fields of interests, see my homepage] 
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>Of course, lurking is allowed, as on any other list, but not encouraged....;-))
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latter
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>Please fill in this bio:
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>- Name:James D. Goff
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>- Profession/Study: Pro Photographer, specialize in Forensic/Legal; commercial
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>- Country:USA
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>- Personal history of photography: AA Pro Photo, Santa Monica College, CA,
USA 1952; BA/MA Eng. Psych--basis for Safety Engineering where photo was
used on the job. Personal photography at every opportunity since High
School. Instructor in Photo post-secondary.
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>- preferred subjects:Personal: scenics--professional: Forensic/Legal
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>- materials (film, filters, paper, chemistry):Varies. Used everything from
Kodak's old Super-Panchro Press, Type B to latest. Use lots of polaroid.
Personal photography, use Iflord b/w; Fuji color; Kodak and Konica IR. Use
Besslar enlarger with VC head. Jobo processor for E-6 and B/W (Great
consistancy). Singh filters: graduated neutral density; color enhancer. Most
personal stuff on 120 film in roll film backed view camera (mainly to use
swings/tilts); Mamiya 6; Mamiya 645. Thomas safelight. Ilford and Kodak
chemistry.
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>- format (35mm/medium format/large format): see above Panoramic with Fuji
617 and Widelul for 35mm. 3-D on slide film.
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>- Other strange hobbies: Home brew beer. Prefer: India Pale Ale and Irish
Porter.
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>- How did you find out about this list: Net search on IR
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>- Expand on anything photographic you like:Currently doing self-assignment
on historical/archaeological sites in this area, which is RICH in such (we
are, for example, only nine miles from entrance to Mesa Verde World Heritage
Site). Using panoramic and super-wide (including fisheye), IR, hand-tints on
b/w, to obtain a different view of these sites. Could use suggestions and/or
advise on this project.
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>Thanks for your contributions, now and in future!
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>                       Your listowner,
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>                       Willem-Jan Markerink
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>      The desire to understand 
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