P3D Re: 3D into Cold Cash

["Gary Nored" <gnored@xxxxxxx>]

And I offer a hearty hear! Hear!

My next door neighbor is a sculptor. I had been taking flatties for him for
awhile
when I started shooting 3-D. He had been having trouble placing his work in
juried shows. The flatties just didn't work -- he had to pack up 2 or 3
pieces in tons a blankets, wooden crates, etc., and then had to drag them in
on a dolly .... What a Pain!

The first 3D set we did for a competition went to the selection jury in the
form of 3d slides, packed with a lighted viewer and a pack of batteries. All
three pieces were accepted enthusiastically and two of them won prizes. All
the judges were _amazed_ by the 3D pictures. All three pieces sold.

3D is a natural for documenting all sorts of dimensional art, ranging from
monumental sculpture to lawn ornaments, and people love it! It's a great way
for sharing art in pictures.

Gary Nored




----- Original Message -----
From: Karen Obusek <markaren@xxxxxxxxx>
To: Multiple recipients of list PHOTO-3D <photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 8:40 AM
Subject: P3D Re: 3D into Cold Cash


> I'd like to extend a great big " ATTA BOY!" to John Baird for marketing
> his 3D photography services in unique ways. John and I have had several
> conversations in the past trying to figure out ways to pay for our
> RBT's. ( mine is on order) We've discussed real estate, car hops and
> special interest groups etc. Sculpturers and artists could certainly
> leave a memorable impression with 3D imagery. I have shopped my services
> around ( with brochure in hand) and have found several opportunities to
> earn $$. Here are some recent ideas: Collectors of guns, guitars,
> dolls....or just about anything. Document the collection in 3D.
> Landscapers love their best work captured in 3D. Beautiful homes and
> gardens and their proud owners. Accidents and legal documentation,
> falling trees after storms etc. Recently I did a wedding with stereo
> print pairs and Realist slides. I demo'd various viewing devises and
> gave the folks order forms to purchase the viewers. I also gave them the
> good print negatives for reprints/enlargements if desired.
> Way to go John! Let us know how the campaign goes!
> Mark Dottle
>
>


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