RE: Stereophotography of the Vanishing

[P3D Julius and June Martin <julius-junem@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Jamie,
     There is a local historical society where some of the local views
may end up.  At this time, so little has been done and that little not
ready in view form; so no decision has been made about most of the work
to be done.  As is frequently the case, when we have the money, we don't
have the time.  I'm retired now and have time, but not the money to do
many of the projects that run through my mind.
    I am seriously considering making many of the finished products 
available on the Net so those who have an interest in the areas I may
be covering can add the views to their own digital collection.  That is
something I have already started doing for myself.  There is some good 
work been done and made available for all to download.  While at this
time the images are not as good as the original photographs, they are
viewable and easy to store and manage.
     As I mentioned in the post before answering your questions, our
field of stereoscopic photography lends its self to many disciplines.
I agree with you that we can shoot what moves us.  In any case, as my
wife reminds me, we can take the best and leave the rest.
     Good luck with your work.
     Julius


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