Re: Web Page

[Simon Nathan <simonwide@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

dear gene- several months ago someone asked me
if i have a bibliography of what  i've done in panoramics. i said
i did not, but it was a good idea. still is. i have canon multipass 5000
scanner, but i do not know how to work it yet. it cannot do transparencies
(oops, make that TRANNIES). do you get mail at turnpike ford? for starters
i am willing to send you united nation postage stamp on cover. first day 
cover. it is panoramic. i have reprints of other stuff, some color and
some non-trannies  stuff. i don't know why i'd want a home page. tell
me please. the color scanner is also my black and white printer. there's
a (about) 1962 cover on a life magazine-published book "life's guide to
paris." it is small horizontal format book  with panoramic wraparound
cover. the camera was home-made from a radio chassis, a medalist focusing
tube/mount with lens elements discarded. if you ain't hanging out at turnpike
ford put your address in block form and i'll copy it on my xe60 xerox copier
onto front of envelopes. my left hand writing
brings tears to these eyes. simon says
two 1970 popular photography columns told
of hatching camera  after  the radio box
box model of 1961, after frits rotgans one
of 1962 used only at south pole and honolulu and before 1964 one used until
1982, replaced by fuji g617. i have copies of those  columns. now
what was your question? another on this panoramic loop asked for stories
about these photos. that interests me more. he sent address and i copied
onto several envelopes, misplaced.

Gene F. Rhodes wrote:

Dear Sir baby,
Before that brain of yours rots and the world looses
all the great stuff in there, why don't you digitize a
home page and singlefinger great chunks of it onto
the net so we younguns can download it. I would
love to hear the whole story of your L1011
assignment for instance. And don't forget to include
a professional jargon interpreter for us simple folk.
Turnpike

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