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Winter 2001 Issue 2
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President's
Letter
Editor's
Letter
Feature
Article
Member
Profile
New
Member
Profile
Negotiating
Sound
Barrier
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©
Jim Whitcomb
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Member
Profile:
Bob Gomel
Mr. Fields was my grade school science teacher. His classroom was
decorated with beautiful sepia-toned examples of his photography. [Full
story]
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© Bob Gomel
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New
Member Profile:
Jim Whitcomb
When Jim Caldwell asked me to be a poster boy I was overwhelmed.
I am honored and very pleased to be a part of the Houston Chapter of
the ASMP. [Full story]
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© Jim
Whitcomb
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President's
Letter:
Bleeding Indicator
by Nash Baker
I think most of us would agree that the photography market is fickle.
It seems always to be feast or famine, and there's no way of knowing
when the economic winds will blow with us or against us. [Full
letter]
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© Nash Baker
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Editor's
Letter
by Jim Caldwell
We've expanded the Letter with more verbal and pictorial content.
You may have already seen some of these e-mails from Nash, our hard-working
Prez, but I felt that the WebLetter would be a more permanent and public
venue for these important ideas. [Full letter]
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©
Jim Caldwell
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Feature:
Survival
by Rocky Kneten
I was driving down one of the streets in Montrose the other day when
I spotted one of those unique, non Fortune 500 businesses that exist
in what used to be someone's house. It was a fortune teller. [Full
story]
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Sound
Barrier
Through the viewfinder of his camera, Ensign John Gay could see the
A/F18 drop from the sky as it headed toward the port side of the Aircraft
Carrier Constellation at 1,000 feet. [Full
story]
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