Traveler Seminars: Keeping them awake in Atlanta

With any luck our audience in Atlanta tomorrow won't look anything like these poor, bored schoolgirls in Ireland.

Catherine Karnow and I will be at it again in the morning, teaching our Passion for Travel seminar for National Geographic Traveler at the Georgia Tech Global Learning Center. It will be a full day loaded with travel photography tips, one of those days where I feel like I'm preaching to the choir because everybody in attendance already loves travel and photography. Which means we can get down and grovel in f-stops and shutter speeds all we want and never have to apologize to bored spouses.
And if anybody starts nodding off or their eyes start glazing over I'll just launch into a rousing discussion of copyright law or a detailed explanation of relative merits of aperture vs. shutter priority. That'll keep 'em awake, by golly.
If any of you are in attendance tomorrow, be sure to come by and say hello.

(Wish I could figure out some scheme to get back to Ireland!)

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Comments

[Regina]

Hi Jim,

I smiled when I saw this picture. It was one of my many favorites from the pictures you showed us in Provence, and it was nice to see it again.

[Val Joiner]

Well I didn't stop to say hello but thoroughly enjoyed the seminar. Thanks for sharing your insight.

[Roger Wyrick]

Jim,

I am sorry I missed you in Atlanta. I signed up for the travel seminar but I have been ill the past 10 days with some awful virus. I decided it better to stay home and not contaminate you. Hope to see you another time.

Roger