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Re: PC 04, I agree with Christian :-)


From: Mathieu Harlaut
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:06:11 +0200

Hi,

But I have seen cameras everywhere!!!! Some were even carrying 2 cameras.

It seems to me that the goal of such an event is to live the action not to take pictures or to bring souvenirs home. When the event is 100% authentic then the souvenirs are in your head and it is far more valuable.

I know it is a bit heart breaking sometimes but it is a simple rule of re-enactment: don't use modern item, if you must, use it only when no one can see you. 3 issue of Pentecost event showed us that cameras are never discreet.

By the way, I think that pictures taken during events are never the best for re-enactment. There comes a time when they all look the same. The best way to have pictures is to do a special shooting session.

All the best,

Mathieu

Le 15 juin 04, à 02:14, Ivo Malz a écrit :

Hello.

Nothing to add from my side except one thing- the camera issue.
We must not forget that the Reichsaufgebot is made up of a lot of different
groups, and every group to some extent must be granted the "right" to take
their souvenir pictures for their individual event documentation on their
individual homepages.


Even if we now have a common website, the pictorial documentation is only as
colourful as it is because the photographs come from different sources, i.e.
different people from different groups. That multi- angled view is what
spices thing up to my mind.


In short, I´d prefer the one camera per group rule to any official
photographer weasling around. Of course cameras to a certain extent disturb
the athmosphere, but as long as there´s only the "quick out, click, quickly
stuffed away" cameras and not any "group photographer in charge" running
around with a massive telescope in front of a 6x6 camera on a tripod, I´d
leave things to this year´s rule, be it imperfect or not, and keep preaching
the "use your camera less obviously" gospel.


Seems more practical, by the way, for one obvious reason- if there´s
something of individual interest and I needed a picture of it, I´d have to
call for the offivial photographer- and most probably join a massive queue
of other people in waiting.
Sounds like a case for Doc Wanja at the end of the day- another guy gasping
from exhaustion and needing an infusion.


Regards

Ivo

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