Large Format Exhibition to Benefit Cancer

[Brian Ellis]

I'll take the hit on this one, my apologies for not being more specific in that the LF Exhibition is held to benefit Cancer Research with all proceeds going directly to the Middlesex Cancer Center.

That now being cleared up Brian we do hope you'll support the exhibition and even join in the weekend festivities here in Connecticut come next April.

Cheers!

Sorry Steve, I should have put a smilie at the end, I knew what you meant, the heading just struck me as funny. I can't travel that far for the festivities but I'd be glad to submit a print once you get the details out.

[Steve Sherman]

McCutchen + Dumante Manhattans = Nuclear Holocaust, so I guess that means that now we have to drop Paletti.

So many wonderful friends we have met through the medium of photography and in particular the LF exhibition to benefit Cancer Research.

Mr. Paletti will always be in the top of the batting order so there'll be no pinch hitter there.

Happy to report, the Dumante is now local and we'll have plenty on hand

[Andrew O'Neill]

Steve, will you be posting guidelines again?

[jshanesy]

So many wonderful friends we have met through the medium of photography and in particular the LF exhibition to benefit Cancer Research.

Mr. Paletti will always be in the top of the batting order so there'll be no pinch hitter there.

Happy to report, the Dumante is now local and we'll have plenty on hand

Well, that's certainly a relief. If Paul weren't coming I'd have to drop out. I don't know how to make a Manhattan.

Steve, can you give us approximate (I'm talking really ballpark here) due dates for submission of work? both scans and prints? thanks.

Jim

[Steve Sherman]

Well, that's certainly a relief. If Paul weren't coming I'd have to drop out. I don't know how to make a Manhattan.

Steve, can you give us approximate (I'm talking really ballpark here) due dates for submission of work? both scans and prints? thanks.

Jim

The short answer Jim is March 1st for prints and scans, Dumante and George Stagg @ the door

This is the most difficult part of the process, realistically 30-40 days prior too. Invariably we get photogs asking for a few more days or a week, our hands are tied because we've made a commitment to the Cancer Center and quite possibly have turned away contributors because we've met our quota, therefore we are at everyone's mercy once you've pledged support.

NELFPC meets about four weeks before the event to photograph and catalog 150 prints, that is a big project and we need many hands. So when we set a date to do that we need to have all the entries on hand.

It truly is an inspirational event to be a part of but for that week or so when NELFPC's general stress level rises dramatically, nevertheless, we can't wait.

[Saulius]

Steve, will you be posting guidelines again?

Hello Steve. I'd like to participate again, didn't last year but did in '07. Please inform us of submission process when you can.

[Stefano]

I'm interested too.

Stefano

[Stefano]

Hello Steve. I'd like to participate again, didn't last year but did in '07. Please inform us of submission process when you can.

I'm interested too.

Stefano

[Steve Sherman]

Hello Steve. I'd like to participate again, didn't last year but did in '07. Please inform us of submission process when you can.

NELFPC will meet this weekend to formulate plans for the entire weekend which kicks off with the an April 8th 2010 Large Format exhibition of 150 different images with all proceeds going to benefit the Middlesex Cancer Research Center.

Details and guidelines will be posted before Labor Day.

Cheers