Yesterday's Stereo New England Meeting

[Eric Goldstein <egoldste@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Peter Davis wrote:
> Thanks also to Richard Koolish et al for organizing a great Stereo/New
> England meeting yesterday.  (snip)
> it was great to have a chance to finally meet some of you who
> were just e-mail addresses to me (Hi, Jon Golden)


Here, Here!

Yesterday's meeting was another terrific one, featuring two excellent shows: Louis King's 
"Boston: Then and Now" detailed twenty years of change in our fair city, and Dick Koolish's 
3-D primer on slide mounting. Also, Louis King gave a mini-demo of 3-D trick photography.

All the shows were wonderfully shot and meticulously presented by Jon Golden on his 
Brackett Dissolver. Some notables in attendance included program moderator Ron Labbe, and 
the well-recovered Paul Wing. (Peter Davis... sorry we missed each other!)

Each time I attend one of these meetings, I am reminded what a talented and kind group of 
people stereophiles are. The people behind these meetings, such as Dick, Jon and a few 
others, spend a great deal of time and energy organizing and running them, procurring 
shows, donating equipment, securing venues, etc, and take little or no credit for their 
contributions. They also are extremely generous in sharing their experiences and knowledge 
regarding the "how-to's" of stereo photography, and are always willing to lend a hand with 
a suggestion or a referal in the quest to improve our collective skills.

Our next meeting is in May, and it also promises to be excellent, with a wonderful display 
of underwater stereo photography. Anyone who is within drivable distance will not be 
disappointed in attending... it really does promise to be "Must See 3-D!"


Eric G.
egoldste@xxxxxx


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