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The folks running Macworld Conference & Expo want photographers everywhere to know that the yearly event is not just about iPods. In fact, 2007's meeting, taking place January 8-12 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, has several items of interest for shutterbugs, from lectures to software workshops.
Here is a rundown of what to expect:
* A presentation from Joel Meyerowitz, the photographer and digital printing pioneer, during which he’ll share images and experiences from his 40-year career.
* The Users’ Conferences, featuring numerous educational topics including "The Digital Camera of 2015" with New York Times technology columnist David Pogue, "Photoshop Uncanny Realism" with digital photo-realist painter and illustrator Bert Monroy, and "Digital Photography: Finding Your Personal Vision" with Steve Simon.
* Digital Photography Day: A one-day interactive training course with instruction from professional photographers.
* Digital Photography Clinic: Members of the American Society of Media Photographers will provide feedback for attendees who bring their prints, cameras, and cables to the lesson.
* Power Tools: Training sessions for imaging software, including Aperture and Photoshop.
* A chance to learn from Adobe Creative Director Russell Brown, Photoshop artist Bert Monroy, and author and consultant, Deke McClelland.
There are “early bird specials” for those who register before December 11th. Check out
www.macworldexpo.com for the info.
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