Documenting a Community - Felix Russo

How many stereo images have you seen with scenes of your home town as it was in the early 1900s? How about the 1950s? If there are not a good collection of views from back then, it is probably because no one took the time to take those images or to preserve them somewhere. Fifty years from now (or a hundred), will there be any stereo images of your area as it looks today? Perhaps only if you take the time to create them.
In this workshop, Felix Russo details how he has created a program of images of one community. You will learn about the process of getting people to be relaxed about having their picture included in a project like this, what kind of releases to get and how to compensate people for using their images (without cash). Felix also shows some presentation options for card sets, as well as many images from his project shown in anaglyph format in 3D.
This workshop was presented at the NSA (National Stereoscopic Association) convention in Boise, Idaho on July 14th, 2007.