I just want to say Thank You for writing DKBTrace, and Thank You to the entire
Pov team for keeping the dream alive.

With no jest, I would not be where I am in life right now without Pov-Ray; it
introduced me to programming and got me hooked, now about 22yrs later I have
worked for Fortune 100 and 500 companies and currently I am VP of Risk Tech and
Principal Software Engineer/Architect with a multinational bank.

I likely would have never developed an interest in any of this without the
influence of Pov-Ray and this community.

My sincere thanks for introducing me to the world of software and graphics.

Ian McDonald

David Buck <dav### [at] simberoncom> wrote:
> I was just thinking that it's been 25 years since POVRay was created
> based on DKBTrace.  When DKBTrace was first released, I was 24 years
> old.  I was 29 when we released POVRay 1.0.  I'm now 54 years old and
> POVRay is still going.
>
> It's always fun watching what POV artists can do with the tool.  I still
> use myself it from time to time.  In fact, I recently used POVRay to
> render tiles in a game I'm developing for Android and iOS devices.
>
> I was wondering if anyone wanted to render any 25 year celebration
> pictures.  I'd like to see what you can come up with.
>
> Post them in povray.binaries.images. I'll monitor that newsgroup for a
> while as well as povray.general.
>
> Happy Birthday, POVRay.
>
> Thanks,
> David K(irk) Buck

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