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Re: America's First Fireworks: GUAM!


  • From: Rehotshots@xxxxxxx
  • Subject: Re: America's First Fireworks: GUAM!
  • Date: Mon, 03 Jan 2000 02:12:49 -0500 (EST)

In a message dated 12/30/99 6:39:33 PM Central Standard Time, 
afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

<< Lliving on the island of Guam, an American colony which is on the other
 >side of the date line, means that for America, this is where the New Year
 >begins. When it is midnight of the 31st on Guam it will be 6AM of the 30th
 >in San Francisco and 9AM of the 301st in NYC.  If that makes your head
 >hurt, don't try to figure it out, just call a telephone operator to find
 >out what time it is in Guam.
 >
 >IF there are Y2K problems for America, this is where they will begin.
 >
 >AND, this is where America's First Fireworks will take place.
 >
 >I'll be spend the evening with an assistant setting up fast computers to
 >transmit digital stills of the events to the WWW world. We'll be on the
 >21st floor of the Outrigger hotel in Tumon Bay, Guam.
 >
 >We'll have full battery back-up for all the computer equipment (just in
 >case of a Y2K power problem).
 >
 >Beginning about 9pm Guam time on the 31st (3AM 31st San Francisco, 6 AM NYC)
 > we'll begin posting pictures of New Year's revelers to the net. We'll be
 >shooting with Kodak/Nikon DCS 420 and a Nikon 950 digital cameras.
 >Additional cameras will be 3 or 4-35mm Canon, 1-6x7cm Bronica, 1 or 2 -
 >4x5, 1-6x12cm and one 6x17cm.
 >
 >You can see the results at the following pages:
 >
 >http://www.avisoinc.com/guam2000   Checkl out the Millennium pages
 >
 >and beginning about 9pm NYC (today) (6pm SFO today)  there will, sporadicly
 >appear street scenes of New Year's revelery in the tourist center of Guam.
 >Hard Rock, Planet Hollywood, GameWorks etc., amidst shoulder to shoulder
 >5Star hotels.
 >
 >Just a few test shots up for now.
 >
 >Enjo
 >At Your Service,
 >                         Mitch Warner
 >
 >In-Depth Photography: GUAM
 >On the Land, In the Air, Underwater, Everywhere!
 >
 >HomePage: <http://www.mpwarner.com>
 >
 >A brief publication portfolio:
 >  http://www.mpwarner.com/portfolio
 >
 >Editorial Photographers:          http://editorialphoto.com/
 >
 >World Wide Assignments:
 >http://www.visualassignments.com/photographers/guam/index.html
 >
 >GUAM PostCards: <http://postcards.guam.net>
 
 
 
 
 
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Mitch,  I loved the composition of your fireworks photos!
Thought you might have gotten a better picture of the band setting up if you 
had been more invisible to them, however, perhaps your pupose was to show how 
much everyone was enjoying the event.(?)   And which of these were panoramic, 
the 
Hilton shot perhaps?  loved the overlapping of images there with 
the largest subject in the background.  Defies the idea that the 
closest subject is the largest subject.  Wouldn't be surprised if 
they bought that one from you.  If I overexpose my ignorance, 
be kind; feeling a little bruised lately from invited abuse.  (in other 
words, I asked for it)  I'm  ok  though.  -  Teri