Tech Review with Hyland Technologies - Photographers Round Table Discussions

Bring your burning questions, awesome answers, inspiring ideas, serious suggestions, picture-perfect prints, terrific techniques to the table for lively, informed discussion. Be sure to bring a tablet (electronic or paper) to take notes! No matter how elementary or advanced your PhotoShop skills are, you take home plenty of exciting new ideas, techniques and solutions.

Photographer's Round Table Discussions offer an 'open mike' for anyone to discuss any photo related topic.

In addition to the above, please bring one or more of the following:

A theme and/or location for a photo shoot meetup. The idea should include as much specific information as possible; names of key people, suggested dates and logistics so that others may work together to follow up on the idea to make it happen.
A photo-related web site or software that you find useful or potentially useful which we may not know about.

An idea, tool or technique for improving our photography. This could relate to:

lighting in camera work post production printing other A business or marketing tool or technique that we may immediately use and benefit from

A book that has helped you advance your skills and why (Please bring the book if you can or bring as much information as you can: Title, Author, Publisher, Date published, ISBN, cover price, etc.)

Information on your experience with various printing houses and suppliers.

Information about upcoming events, groups and other activities of particular interest to photographers.

Information about new equipment and accessories that may be of particular interest.

Ideas for growth, development, management and profitability of this Meetup Photo Group, including potential sponsors, speakers, workshops, joint ventures, etc.

Bring a few of your photo prints that you would like to discuss, show off or have critiqued by the group.

Do you have other ideas and information? Add your own categories! I'm sure I forgot a few things here!

If you would like to be a moderator at an upcoming Round Table Discussion, or have other questions, ideas, suggestions, please let me know.
Thanks,
Chris

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A Round Table Discussion is an excellent form of small group communication especially when the group is going to be in long term engagement. Round Table Discussions are extremely useful when it comes to learning, whether the learning be social or academic. Since round table discussions are usually long term, cooperation and group participation are vital to the groups success. See: http://www.pitt.edu/ ~...