The Photographic Historical
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January 10, 2014 |
Meeting Announcement and by Sharon Bloemendaal |
January 2014 Meeting
Meet Thursday, January 16 at
Barnes and Noble Booksellers, Pittsford Plaza, 3349 Monroe Ave., at 7:30 p.m.
Photographic Analysis for the Kennedy Assassination Report
Andy
Davidhazy will speak on a connection to the Kennedy
assassination report. Part of the talk, he notes, is “a video of a
lecture/presentation by [fellow] RIT Professor Leslie Stroebel on work that he and I did for the House Select Committee on assassinations. Specifically the part that considered the veracity of the Lee Harvey Oswald photographs with him
holding a rifle.
“Both Dr. Stroebel and Dr. Francis (who was the
person who headed the work but who actually did none of it) have passed on so I
am the only remaining member of the team that did that work.
“I would be happy to discuss what we did after
showing of the video of the lecture that Dr. Stroebel presented to some of RIT
students and which I luckily videotaped.”
UPCOMING TPHS MEETINGS
February 20, 2014
Mike Champlin and Brian Steblen will speak about and show their documentary of the North Organ, recently installed in George Eastman House. This organ can be played independently–or the South Organ can utilize its pipes as well. They showed their film at the grand opening of the installation and recorded additional film to finish the documentary.
March 20, 2014
Tom Hope, photographer extraordinaire, will tell us more about his life in photography.
April 17, 2014
James Reilly , head of the Image Permanence Institute at Rochester Institute of Technology, will be our speaker.