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On Wed, 11 Jun 2003, Rick Rose wrote:
> Excellent Presentation last night! I'm inspired to do better "record
> keeping" using my camera. Also, can the free software you mentioned (the
> gimp?) be downloaded? I'd like to learn how to "stitch". What would you
> think about reiterating the various contest opportunities with contact info
> and deadlines in a follow-up email to the members?
You betcha... posting to gsas-member directly now...
The Gimp is homed at http://www.gimp.org
Gimp for Windows has its home at http://www.gimp.org/~tml/gimp/win32/
and this in turn points you to this site http://www2.arnes.si/~sopjsimo/gimp/
which actually has stuff you can install easily under Windows. I'm trying
it right now while I type just to see if works. Normally I just use the
Linux/Unix version.
My little stitching demo is on http://mystery.thekrib.com at the moment.
The AGA Aquascaping contest is at http://showcase.aquatic-gardeners.org
Entry fee is cheap, and I will be personally happy to come over and
photograph anyone's aquarium for the contest. The thing that's so cool
about the AGA Contest is that it features folks from beginner to advanced,
and the styles are very different. Deadline is September 15th.
The AGA site is http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org, and this is where you
can get two of the books I mentioned: Aquarium Plants Handbook (an AGA
exclusive) and Tropica's book (which is also available elsewhere).
The AGA is also holding convention in Dallas the weekend of November 14th,
featuring Christel Kasselmann (author of the $70 book I mentioned --
available on amazon or other places), Karen Randall (here last June & who
will be in Portland for their show in October), Roger Miller, George
Booth, Tom Barr and a bunch of other speakers. This convention is *the*
place to hang out with major plant geeks.
Aqua Design Amano's home is http://www.adana.co.jp but their site has
notoriously little information in English, especially about their contest.
The Aquatic Plants Digest's home is http://fins.actwin.com/aquatic-plants
And yes,I can now say that installing Gimp for Windows from the third
site I listed works
great! You have to install both pieces (first gtk, then gimp), but
otherwise it comes right up.
- Erik
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Erik Olson
erik at thekrib dot com
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