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John Chiara is different from most other photographers. With his trailer-size big camera he pulls up at a curb and takes landscape pictures in a process that turns quite a few paradigms upside down. Come back next week for part 2.
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Interview with Sean Galbraith: Find out how to avoid the biggest stumbling blocks that lie in between you and your photography being exhibited in a gallery.
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Finally another sound-seeing, taking you to various places in San Francisco on our San Francisco Street Safari workshop. Listen in to hear about street photography in an awesome city.
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Aaaand another one in the tradition to do a pre-workshop meet-up that is open for everybody to join, to hang out, to grab a bite, to have a beer and to talk photography.
Thursday, Jul/16 6:30pm is the date.
Anabelle’s Bar and Bistro in downtown San Francisco is the place.
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Anabelle’s Bar and Bistro (just left of The Mosser hotel), 68 4th St, San Francisco, CA 94103
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Photo Day 2009, live on the TWiT Network on July 15th!
Simple story: Leo Laporte hands Chris keys to TWiT Cottage. Chris sends shoutout into world of photography. Photographers from all kinds of fields show up to talk photography.
Date: Jul/15
Time: 11 AM to 5 PM (Pacific Time)
Location: » TWiT Live TV
Guests: John Chiara (the big camera), Catherine Hall (people photography), Frederick van Johnson (TWiP), Paul Giguere (Thoughts on Photography), Benoit Marchal (Déclencheur), Jon Miller (The Rest of Everest), Ron Pepper (Panorama Networks), John Arnold (Photowalkthrough).