[optimal] Re: DII Workshop
- From: Mark Maio <markmaio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Optimal <optimal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 11:48:42 -0400
What a pleasant surprise to see Russ¹s post below. I decided to stay in
Grand Teton/Yellowstone for a few days after the workshop to do some more
photography and didn¹t have access to email, so when this message showed up
on my phone as I was leaving the park, it caught me off guard.
The four day program was exhausting and totally fun for all of us, including
the instructors. As Russ pointed out, most of the attendees were
ophthalmologists but as in our Yosemite workshop, everyone left their
credentials at the door and became a group of photographers learning from
one another and helping each other make better images, both ophthalmic and
personal. I am in the process of looking into doing another workshop next
spring in Zion National Park and possibly going back to Grand Teton in the
fall of 2012. If you would like to be on my email list, please let me know
off the list. To see a report on the workshop with images from one of our
instructors (Jim DiVitale), go to his blog at:
http://divitalephotography.blogspot.com
I want to again thank my sponsors Haag-Streit USA, Heidelberg Engineering,
Optos, Abobe and Capture Integration. Without their support, the workshop
would not be possible. I also want to thank my friends and instructors (
William Mieler, MD, Richard Spaide, MD, Jim DiVitale, Helene Glassman, Ken
Christopherson, Michael Coppinger). Without their friendship and hard work
during the meeting, the experience Russ wrote about would not have been
possible.
Just one correction to Russ¹s post. The four day workshop was awarded 32 OPS
credits.
Mark Maio
Digital Imaging Institute, Inc.
5445 Buckhollow Drive
Alpharetta, GA 30005
mmaio@xxxxxxxxxx
404-386-5676
www.digitalimaginginstitute.com
On 6/27/11 3:25 PM, "Russ Burris" <russ-burris@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I attended the Digital Imaging Workshop last week in the Grand Teton
> Mountains. The program was outstanding. Mark Maio put a great program
> together covering Ophthalmic Photography, OCT, Landscape Photography, and
> Adobe Photoshop. We did morning and afternoon photo shoots in the Grand Teton
> Mountains and Yellowstone National Park. The rest of the day was devoted to
> lectures with an optional Photoshop workshop every night. It was a lot of
> work and several long days but I walked away with about 300 quality images.
> What surprised me was I was the only Ophthalmic Photographer attending this
> meeting. This was a great way to get 24 OPS CME and I was able to get out in
> nature for several hours a day. Mark is planning another Workshop late next
> spring or early next summer, if you want to try something outside the
> classroom this is the way to go.
>
> Russ Burris CRA
>
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