April 26, 6:30 pm (Zoom & in – person) -Lawrence Leyderman

Off the Grid and Behind the Lens

We will have the opportunity for a look into Lawrence Leyderman’s lifestyle on the road as a photographer. He will showcase some of his favorite work, offer insights on the creative process, and provide information on gear and techniques. He will delve further into the outdoor lifestyle, to discuss the importance of scouting, planning and preparation, safety and survival tips, and will share an engaging narrative around his challenges on the road and the joys of living a normadic lifestyle, with the freedom it offers for creativity and exploration and for connecting with people and places in a unique way.

© Lawrence Leyderman
© Lawrence Leyderman

Lawrence eats, breathes, and dreams about photography, loves adventure, and thrives in the challenge of getting an incredible shot. Not to say that he doesn’t enjoy photographing icons such as the beautiful arches in Utah that have been photographed a million times over, but he really enjoys going to places that are rarely shot and rarely explored.

Prior to being an educator, leading photography workshops, and living on the road, Lawrence was a full time real estate and architectural photographer in New York City. He still enjoys the occasional real estate shoot.

© Lawrence Leyderman
© Lawrence Leyderman

Above all else, Lawrence wants to be an inspiration to others to not only create the life of their dreams, but to get outdoors, create art, unforgettable memories, enjoy nature, and the beautiful earth that we live on.

Instagram – @OverlandingPhotography
https://LawrenceLeyderman.com
https://OverlandingPhotography.com


Hybrid Meeting info:

We hope you will join us in person at the Metropolitan Opera Guild, our usual meeting place. Spend an evening catching up with your friends and talking with our speaker. After the meeting, come join our group for dinner at our favorite gathering place, Old John’s, just a few blocks away at 148 West 67th St.

Metropolitan Opera Guild Learning Center at Lincoln Center:

Samuel B. and David Rose Building
165 West 65th Street, 6th Floor
Click here for building info, map and directions

Entrance Lobby is one story above street level on the mezzanine/plaza accessed by elevator, escalator or staircase on the north side of 65th Street.

Doors open 6:00 pm; program begins 6:30 pm.

$7.00 suggested.

Click here to download building accessibility information and a detailed, large print map.

Those joining by Zoom will receive a Zoom link.

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