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Reminder: Photoshelter in NYC Friday

Just a quick reminder that I’ll be speaking at the Photoshelter event tomorrow, Friday September 14, in NYC. If you haven’t done so already, register and plan to attand – at the time of this writing there are only 42 seats left.

Keep in mind there’s a lot of cool — and more important, valuable, enriching — stuff going on at the event besides my talk. There are other presentations, and round table discussions that look to be interesting, and heck, even a “reception” (party).

Also keep in mind that this is FREE. Hope to see you there. If we cross paths, please introduce yourself!

[And oh ya, my friend David Hobby, aka Strobist, will be lurking there too… try to catch a glimpse of him. He’ll be the one in the back row throwing stuff. My earlier entry for the Photoshelter 2.0 event is here in case you missed it.]

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One reply on “Reminder: Photoshelter in NYC Friday”

  1. Aracely says:
    June 4, 2014 at 12:55 am

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