Program 8

Join Norm as he takes you for a visual tour of the 100-acre property, while sharing tips, techniques as well as discussing the pitfalls and challenges of working on a major book publication and dealing with publishers and designers who sometimes have different ideas from what you might envision and want. There will also be some copies for signing after the talk.

Norm Barker is a Professor Emeritus of Pathology and Art as Applied to Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine. Norm is an award-winning science  photographer, writer and designer. His latest book collaboration Tashiding: Between Earth and Sky, The Gardens of Douglas & Tsognie Hamilton presents a sumptuous portrait of a 100-acre rural landscape and extraordinary residence developed in connection with the land and environment.

Program 9

(Zoom only)

Description: In this seminar, Kah-Wai will tell you the pro tips in seeing the unseen and crafting better images in landscape photography: how to use the lights to create visual emotion; how to use long exposure to create visual dynamism; how to use field of vision to create visual perspective; and how to use composition to create visual continuity and story.

Kah-Wai Lin is a landscape, wildlife, and travel photographer, ocean explorer, documentary film producer, and wildlife conservationist based in New Jersey. With a portfolio spanning over 100 photography workshops, more than 300 global seminar presentations, and over 200 international awards, he is widely recognized as a leading figure in the photography world. His social media platforms, followed by more than 300,000 people, allow him to inspire and connect with a global audience. In recognition of his outstanding contributions to photography and conservation, he received a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition from the U.S. Congress.

For more information visit: https://kahwailin.com/

Goucher College Art Gallery

 Our own Phyllis Berger has a new exhibition at Goucher’s Art Gallery titled Onderduiker: Hiding in Plain Sight at Amsterdam’s ARTIS Zoo during World War II. (That’s pronounced “Ahn-der DYE-ker.) The reception will take place between 3 and 5 PM, with an artist’s talk at 3:30 PM.