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Date Posted: 15:18:40 06/28/05 Tue
Author: Michael Rice
Subject: I’ve always enjoyed our class picture (above), however+

The shadowed faces still cause me discomfort. Let’s make sure that first the photographer for 25th reunion takes a new picture and second makes sure that the lighting and the positioning of each classmate is right. In reviewing some of the group reunion pictures of other classes, it is also important that a decent background is selected.

While we are on the subject and I know it is still a long ways off, let's all plan to take a ton of digital pictures of the reunion. I have in mind of a new way to display our pictorial content, and I want to make sure that we will be able to view hundreds of photos from the 25th. I plan on bringing a laptop to make immediate digital copies.

Michael

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