[Leica] The next yearbook

[Brian Reid]

Of course.

On 2023-11-30 01:50, Peter Dzwig wrote:
> Brian,
> 
> I recently came across several undeveloped films (100% Leica). If I
> got them developed in the next few weeks and they turned out to be
> usable, would they be eligible for this year's book?
> 
> Peter
> 
> On 29/11/2023 22:19, Brian Reid wrote:
>> When the 2022 LUG yearbook was published in March, I announced the 
>> schedule for the 2023 edition. It was so far in the future that 
>> everyone forgot.
>> 
>> It is no longer very far in the future. Two photographers have already 
>> submitted their pictures. Time to un-forget.
>> 
>> 
>> Contributions to the 2023 yearbook are due 9 February 2024.
>> Here are the instructions:
>> 
>>      http://leica-users.org/yearbook/submitting.html
>> 
>> Here is a summary of what that page says:
>> 
>> 
>> You can submit two images, and/or a doublewide panorama.
>> 
>> Tell us who you are and where you live. You wouldn't believe how much 
>> time we have spent in past years trying to figure out where 
>> photographers live, when they don't tell us. We don't like code names 
>> or #handles. I'm not going to include an image unless I know the name 
>> and location of the photographer.
>> 
>> Attach 2 images that have enough resolution. 3000x3000 is enough.
>> 
>> You are also welcome to include a "full bleed" panoramic image, 5775 
>> pixels wide and 1650 pixels high. This means that if you submit 2 
>> regular images and 1 panorama you will have 3 photos in the yearbook, 
>> occupying 4 pages.
>> 
>> Provide captions for each. We like it when you give technical details.
>> We encourage you to provide 100 words or so of background, local 
>> color, or explanation. In past years, not enough people have done 
>> this. We really do want to know how you made the picture, where it was 
>> taken, and so on. Please don't be shy.
>> 
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