The archived Journals are now online.
If you are a member, contact George Pearl to gain access. If you want to preview a past issue - to consider joining, contact George as well.

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2009 GigaPan Award winner John Post had a great write up in his local paper! And hey, the IAPP was even mentioned!

Read the entire article here at the Easy Reader's website!
(Many thanks to the publisher, Kevin Cody for allowing us to link to his site and offer a "reprint")

Check out the all our winning entries here.

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5th annual Panoramic Photography Contest winners!

The results of the Fifth Annual Panoramic Photography Contest are finally in and the winners are presented here. Congratulations to our winners, they have presented some truly magnificent photos. Enjoy the fantastic images and start planning now to put your own images in our next contest.

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You know what they say: "f8 and being there... "
Props to our own Doug Chadwick!
Click to view the Panorama he captured at Senator Robert Byrd's funeral.

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A cautionary tale:
“Austin photographer detained near BP refinery in Texas City”
Reprinted from the examiner.com Houston

Full story link to The Examiner

We present this article on what a Texas based freelance photographer’s experience was after he photographed a company while he was on a public road.
The IAPP offers this only as a cautionary tale, and suggest that we all take into consideration our nation’s current “temperature” and to arm ourselves with as much knowledge as possible when preparing to photograph all that we do.

Want to know what you can do and can't do? We suggest the following resources:
The Photographer's rights by Bert P. Krages, Attny at Law
Planning ahead for photography
Webinar for Photography on Public lands

(The last two links are from the Professional Photographers of America website and may require membership to view.)

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The 2010 IAPP/IVRPA in Tuscon
May 25, 2010

The 2010 IAPP/IVRPA in Tuscon was a resounding success!
Many thanks go out to our intrepid organizers Don Bain (IVRPA) and Christian Fleury (IAPP).


click on image for larger version

(image by David Orbock)

For Tuscon Conference images taken by our members and our friends at the IVRPA:

http://www.360cities.net/image/tucson-2010-international-panoramic-photographer-conference-ivrpa-iapp-group-shot

http://www.360cities.net/image/tucson-2010-international-panoramic-photographic-conference-ivrpa-iapp#345.10,35.80,77.0

Both by Willy Kaemena

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