[Leica] 8 years in the making: here it is.

[grduprey at mchsi.com (grduprey@mchsi.com)]

Ted,

I did exactly as you did and ordered it right away, while sitting in a 
internet cafe here in Pickton Texas.  I have two in the book and can't wait 
to see them and all the other fantastic photos, I am having it delivered 
here in Texas before I leave for the European part of my vacation.

Gene



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From: Ted Grant <tedgrant@shaw.ca>
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> Alastair offered:
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> Subject: [Leica] 8 years in the making: here it is.
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> >>>The Leica Users Group Project book: The Family of Man 2 Project is ready
> for purchase.<<<
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> Hi Alastair,
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> ORDERED! :-)
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> After 5 years of watching the submitted and edited photographs grow, plus
> your years putting it , then trying to sell the concept to the publishing
> world, not to forget Leica. What's the point of waiting to have a copy in
> hand! 
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> Everyone who knows they have pictures or a picture in the book should order
> immediately! Why wait?
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> And everyone who wasn't around as part of the crew January 1 2000 when it
> started should order one immediately to see what we as a crew under the
> guidance of our staunch and demanding Captain Alastair, shot in almost 
> every
> out post of this crazy world during the following 5 years.
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> To those who were not part of the 5 shooting years, you are going to be
> completely blown away with the high quality and beauty of the photography 
> in
> this book! Don't get the idea it's just a bunch of PAW's, sure some are, 
> but
> this photography is all classic work because it was driven by like minded
> people who love to use their Leica's!
> 
> This will become one of those icon books illustrating the world over all is
> truly a marvelous place.
> 
> Best part? 
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> It was shot by everyday folks with a like minded love of photography using 
> a
> Leica camera!
> 
> Now if the Leica promotion people would wake up to the fact the LUG crew
> have just handed Leica the finest international advertising promotion
> they've ever had at a time when Leica requires all the help they can to
> survive and prosper, it would be wonderful! Who knows?
> 
> Good on you Alastair for a more than job well done.
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> ted
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