Nov. 5 Live Stream of Photo 2.0 and John Gossage
We will be live streaming two fantastic talks from the SPE Regional Conference, both of which will be available to watch here on Saturday, November 5th.
UPDATE: Thanks to those who watched the live stream here. The player has now been removed, but video of each of these talks will be posted on the blog soon!
4:30 – 5:45pm EST
Photo 2.0 — Online Photographic Thinking
Panel discussion with Andy Adams (moderator)
Molly Landreth, Amy Stein and Philip Toledano
7:30 – 8:30pm EST
Featured Speaker John Gossage
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In addition to the blog, tune into Light Work’s Facebook and Twitter pages for updates throughout the conference.
What time zone? Lectures start at 4:30 but is that Pacific time? Eastern time? Please clarify, thanks.
We are in the Eastern time zone. Join us also at 7:30pm EST for John Gossage’s lecture.
I’m glad I checked the Light Work email today. Watching this streaming on-line right now is great. As each speaker gives their presentation I am checking out their blog/website and explore their work as they speak. Please keep this kind of thing coming.
Hello the video of John Gossage stopped part way through and wouldnt restart, is it available in full?
thanks
Your problem might have been a local issue or it is possible that too many people were watching at the same time. We hope to post the lecture within the next days. We’ll be sending emails out as soon as the lectures and other audio recordings have been posted. Keep an eye on our blog. We will post details soon.
This was great! Good job. Could not be there and this made a great connection with Light Work. Thank you.
Thank you very much for streaming these two talks! It is amazing that I could attend the SE conference, but also catch some of the NE’s fantastic conference this year as well. Andy’s panel talk was exceptional. Will these talks also be available for future viewing or sharing with classes?
Stay tuned to our blog. We will provide links to the John Gossage lecture and Andy Adams panel discussion soon. We also have audio recordings of some of the other lectures.
Phtography is wonderful, it’s changed so much in the last 50 years but it still such a powerful medium 🙂