More volunteers are needed for this event. FotoFest will need help setting up on Friday afternoon March 11, 2005, as well as Saturday, March 12, 2005, before and during the fundraiser. Also, volunteers are needed to work at the activity stations, food & drink station, silent auction, check-in table, LTP exhibit, and information table.

LTP uses photography to improve students’ writing abilities, cognitive thinking and classroom communication skills in 44 inner city schools in Houston, serving more than 81 teachers and 2,000 students.

A Participating Space is any Houston and Galveston area venue that chooses to exhibit photographic art as part of the FotoFest Biennial. Participating Spaces have the benefit of being a part of the United States' oldest and longest-running photographic event, including listings in its Exhibits/Events Map, Calendar and other promotional materials distributed for free at locations throughout the state. Additionally, Participating Spaces can be a part of the FotoFest Biennial Catalogue, the official publication of the event.

The show is being brought from the Noorderlicht Photofestival in The Netherlands. In its entirety, NAZAR is unlike anything shown in the U.S. about the Arab world to date. The show was originated and organized by Noorderlicht curator Wim Melis. FotoFest will present the North American premier of this exhibit.

Five prints are still available. Prints from E. F. Kitchen (US), Alvaro Leiva (Spain), Ikko Narahara (Japan), Bea Nettles and Wojceich Prazmowski (Poland) are still available.

The closing date of the Sale is March 28, 2005.

All of the prints are original works printed by the artists. The prints were given to FotoFest, "in friendship and in support...There is a clear provenance to all these images. They are part of the history of FotoFest," say FotoFest Founders Fred Baldwin and Wendy Watriss