Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2020/02/18
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]See https://www.blurb.com/b/9961533-lug-yearbook-2019 It has submissions from 50 people. I've set it up so that you can see thumbnail previews of every page in the book. Also you can buy a copy. Don't be shocked at the price. High-end photo books are expensive to produce. I figure that a book price that is about 2% of the price of my Leica Q2 is probably OK. I've CC'd my wife (Victoria) on this email to let her know I'm going to emerge from the editing cave and be sociable again. There's a picture of her on page 35, along with one of our daughters and both of our granddaughters. Probably not great art, but hey, it's a great picture of 4 of my people. There is a 112-megabyte full-resolution PDF of the yearbook here: http://leica-users.org/LUGYearbook2019.pdf There is a 28-megabyte screen-resolution PDF of the yearbook here: http://leica-users.org/LUGYearbook2019-screen.pdf If anybody wants an e-book version, let me know and I'll read the documentation for how to do that and add it to the Blurb website. Thanks to everyone who contributed photographs, time, and/or advice. And thanks to Philippe Amard for the fabulous cover photograph and the dedication photograph. Since this is a print-on-demand thing, if you find an egregious error that warrants republication with a different ISBN, let me know. This edition has been proofread by 4 people (me, Victoria, Sonny, and Frank). Long live InDesign CS6. May its 32 bits not increase.