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LE News and Info - Friday, August 27, 2010 15:05 - 0 Comments
Speaking in Seattle Tonight, Teaching Tomorrow
NOTICE: Because of a late plane schedule today, there will not be a Lighting Essentials LIVE show tonight. I will still be in the air at 6PM, and doing it later will mean it is too late on the East Coast. There will be a LE LIVE this Wednesday evening at 6PM. Sorry for this, but schedules were changed at the last minute.
Tonight finds me in Seattle, one of my favorite destinations. I am staying a bit north of the city, and the weather is outstanding. Heading out to make some shots soon, then into the city for a meeting of the SmugMug Users Group. Special thanks to Markham and Earnie for putting this together and inviting me up to speak. I am looking forward to it. (Even though I feel as cold as Kim above – and she was seriously cold – I still love it here. Thanks Seattle folks.)
Tomorrow I will be teaching a one day workshop on environmental portraits and the studio/location we have is amazing. Really looking forward to a great day tomorrow as well.
Below is the PowerPoint I will be using for this evenings presentation. It wont have my pithy and witty commentary, but I am fine with sharing it with you all.
Feel free to share this with folks you think may be interested. And thanks to the guys at Slideshare.net for a cool app that allows us to share presentations.
Here is another one of my favorite shots from Seattle.
I will post some images from tomorrows workshop… look for them. Behind the scenes, setups and final shots. We are taking the whole day!!
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