Our Duty to Posterity

[Derek Gee <73157.2172@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mark writes:
>Well, maybe that subject is a little guilt-trip heavy, but this post is
>inspired by all the Beatles talk and Derek Gee's postings. The point I want
>to make is, I hope most stereo enthusiasts will make that extra effort to get
>3D images of famous people and events, so historians and other folks who just
>like 3D imaging will be able to see images with depth, for a more
>"well-rounded" idea of what a particular famous person or event looked like.
>I'm sure I'm not the only one who loved 3D Hollywood and wished there were
>more of the same sort of stereo pairs available. If we think of the future,
>that could be possible!

What a great idea, Mark!  We really need to point this out to the worldwide
stereo community to document things and then make sure they put them in a 
place where people can see them!  Once you're done with your photographs,
think about donating some to museums, universities, etc.  That way if you're
great-grandchildren don't care about those historic Beatles photos you took,
somebody else may have the opportunity to find them.  I do a good deal of 
historical type photography and I'm planning on donating some of my photos
in the future.  So keep on takin' those pictures folks, somebody may be
interested in YOUR work!
                                    
                                     Derek Gee


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