panoramic photography links

LINKS

Here you will find a list of cool links. Some are friends, some are orginazations, and others are just for fun.

The IAPP (International Association Of Panoramic Photographers), which I am a proud member of, is a great resource of information on panoramic photography. If you are interested in this amazing format, this is the group you want to join.

Ray Herbert III, son of "Panorama" Ray and avid panoramic photographer. He's picked up where his dad left off, and gone a bit further. Check out his extensive web collection that includes many of his fathers prints, his own prints, and the archive of the classic panoramic photographer Fred Hess.

John Dirga, Cabbagetown resident and local artist. John owns and runs several businesses, including the Cabbagetown Childrens Center, DirgART (a web design company), and the "Up the Alley Gallery". He has helped me out with certain parts of this website, and the camera history section would be mighty bare without him!

http://www.mindspring.com/~rtbrain/fill.html
Phil Scroggs. Now here's a guy who (for unknown reasons) hates me and likes to post bad stuff about me on the net. But hey, he's a good artist, photographer, and he hangs out with a bunch of friends of mine. I really dont know who he is... If he didn't hate me I'd say we have enough in common to be pretty good friends.... Check out his home page, an extensive and cool selection of damn near everything Phil.

http://www.mindspring.com/~erikfoto/erik.html
Erik S. Lesser, an Atlanta based photojournalist. His images are truly wonderful and definitely worth your time. If something big happens in Atlanta, Erik will be there.

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	The IAPP (International Association Of Panoramic Photographers), which I am a proud member of, is a great resource of information on panoramic photography. If you are interested in this amazing format, this is the group you want to join.
	Ray Herbert III, son of "Panorama" Ray and avid panoramic photographer. He's picked up where his dad left off, and gone a bit further. Check out his extensive web collection that includes many of his fathers prints, his own prints, and the archive of the classic panoramic photographer Fred Hess.
	John Dirga, Cabbagetown resident and local artist. John owns and runs several businesses, including the Cabbagetown Childrens Center, DirgART (a web design company), and the "Up the Alley Gallery". He has helped me out with certain parts of this website, and the camera history section would be mighty bare without him!
http://www.mindspring.com/~rtbrain/fill.html	Phil Scroggs. Now here's a guy who (for unknown reasons) hates me and likes to post bad stuff about me on the net. But hey, he's a good artist, photographer, and he hangs out with a bunch of friends of mine. I really dont know who he is... If he didn't hate me I'd say we have enough in common to be pretty good friends.... Check out his home page, an extensive and cool selection of damn near everything Phil.
http://www.mindspring.com/~erikfoto/erik.html	Erik S. Lesser, an Atlanta based photojournalist. His images are truly wonderful and definitely worth your time. If something big happens in Atlanta, Erik will be there.
	Spiral Web, your all-in-one portal to a higher consciousness. Listen to music, read about the pyramids, and order the chrome Shiva you've always wanted! A stunning website devoted to enlightening your spirit.