Good Morning everyone.
We have our list of participants, we have good ideas regarding the layout, we have most of the basic information about you that we need as content, and it is time to put you to work.
First and this is very important, all correspondence from this point forward should be send directly by you to rff.forum@gmail.com. This is an email address we set up to organize book 1 and we will use it likewise for book 2. This is very important as it will allow us to not loose any of your hard work and keep it labeled properly.
Please prepare to submit 2 photographs to us for inclusion in the book. I ask that you also clearly indicate which of the two you prefer if we decide to go with just one photo per person. The suggestions about having photos on facing pages is being considered, Gene and Ray are working on some sample layouts to see how it will look.
The photographs should be provided in JPG format with a resolution of 300dpi. Each image should be 2100 pixels on the long side. For us Photoshop/digital impaired folks, that is 7” on the long side. The short side can be any length to preserve the proportions of your image.
Remember, submit these to us at rff.forum@gmail.com.
Please clean your images of dust and scratches but do not apply any sharpening to them. I have asked Gene to address the sharpening issue, but djon, be a good soldier. 😉
For each image prepare a brief description or some text to accompany it. Remember, this very well may end up on the same page as the image unlike in book 1 when it was on the facing page. Use your discretion, and consider my key word, brief.
Also, prepare a brief bio to be included in the book. There will be a lot of them to fit in, so again, please be brief, but do hit the important parts that you wish to share. If you would like to include addresses for your web pages or blogs, this is the place to do it.
Did I mention that this should all be sent to rff.forum@gmail.com?
Do you need model releases? We decided in book 1 that for street photography the answer is no. But for any photograph that you submit, if you feel a model release is necessary, it is your responsibility to get one. Please err on the side of caution.
I probably missed something, but this should get you rolling. If you have any questions, so that it can be addressed correctly, please send them to us at……
Again, this will help us stay organized and address your concerns promptly.
We have our list of participants, we have good ideas regarding the layout, we have most of the basic information about you that we need as content, and it is time to put you to work.
First and this is very important, all correspondence from this point forward should be send directly by you to rff.forum@gmail.com. This is an email address we set up to organize book 1 and we will use it likewise for book 2. This is very important as it will allow us to not loose any of your hard work and keep it labeled properly.
Please prepare to submit 2 photographs to us for inclusion in the book. I ask that you also clearly indicate which of the two you prefer if we decide to go with just one photo per person. The suggestions about having photos on facing pages is being considered, Gene and Ray are working on some sample layouts to see how it will look.
The photographs should be provided in JPG format with a resolution of 300dpi. Each image should be 2100 pixels on the long side. For us Photoshop/digital impaired folks, that is 7” on the long side. The short side can be any length to preserve the proportions of your image.
Remember, submit these to us at rff.forum@gmail.com.
Please clean your images of dust and scratches but do not apply any sharpening to them. I have asked Gene to address the sharpening issue, but djon, be a good soldier. 😉
For each image prepare a brief description or some text to accompany it. Remember, this very well may end up on the same page as the image unlike in book 1 when it was on the facing page. Use your discretion, and consider my key word, brief.
Also, prepare a brief bio to be included in the book. There will be a lot of them to fit in, so again, please be brief, but do hit the important parts that you wish to share. If you would like to include addresses for your web pages or blogs, this is the place to do it.
Did I mention that this should all be sent to rff.forum@gmail.com?
Do you need model releases? We decided in book 1 that for street photography the answer is no. But for any photograph that you submit, if you feel a model release is necessary, it is your responsibility to get one. Please err on the side of caution.
I probably missed something, but this should get you rolling. If you have any questions, so that it can be addressed correctly, please send them to us at……
rff.forum@gmail.com
Again, this will help us stay organized and address your concerns promptly.
