It will be the fifth quarterly event, beginning a second year. In the first year we had 371 participants submit a total of 682 panoramas for the site. The Geo-Images server is reporting more than 130,000 hits per day, with an average daily transfer of 9 gigabytes.
Landis and I had a chance to confer at the MacWorld Expo in San Francsico two weeks ago, and we agreed on the next theme - Marketplace.
"Marketplace" was suggested last year, and there are some good examples on the first WWP site. We feel it will offer many opportunities for self expression and photographic excellence. It spans all cultures and can be done indoors or outdoors, with lots of people or few people. There are easy examples, and very challenging ones. Weather should not be too much of a problem in northern climes, and we will all have 12 hours of day and 12 hours of night.
The dates for shooting will be March 17 through 20, 2005 - Thursday to Sunday. March 20 is the Equinox for most of the globe.
Online submission (with Markus Altendorff's marvelous preparation server) will begin Monday March 21 and continue until Wednesday March 30, giving you over a week to prepare. During this period participants (only) will be able to view the site as it grows. The site will be announced and publicly available April 1, 2005.
As before I have written a little essay on the theme, to give you some ideas. It will follow in a separate e-mail, and is also on the site. Full information about the next World Wide Panorama can be found at: http://geoimages.berkeley.edu/wwp/NextEvent.html
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We look forward to another expression of diversity and talent in Marketplace - A World Wide Panorama.
G. Donald Bain
Landis Bennett
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