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LOCATION:511 Rehoboth Avenue\nRehoboth Beach Delaware 19971
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SUMMARY:“THROUGH THE JUDGE&#39\;S LENS: MASTERS&#39\; INSIGHTS &amp\; PHO
 TO CRITIQUE WORKSHOP\,”
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DESCRIPTION:The Rehoboth Beach Museum invites you to a special evening with
  the\njudges of the Delaware\nBeach Life Photography Contest. Meet the dis
 tinguished panel who\nselected the winning images\ncurrently on display:\n
 \nTerry Plowman\, founder and publisher of Delaware Beach Life Magazine\,\
 nbrings decades of\nexperience as a writer\, photographer\, and darkroom t
 echnician for\nnewspapers and magazines.\nCarolyn Watsons photography care
 er spans over 20 years\, during which\nshe published more\nthan 2\,000 pho
 tos in Delaware Beach Life Magazine\, including six\ncovers. Her expertise
  ranges\nfrom weddings and beach portraits to commercial and wildlife\npho
 tography.\n\nEric Coverdale\, a Sussex County native and University of Del
 aware\ngraduate\, discovered his\npassion for photography after retiring f
 rom visual merchandising in\n2013. A member of the\nMispillion Art League\
 , he specializes in architecture\, city life\, and\nlocal landscapes.\n\nT
 he evening begins with the judges sharing their decision-making\nprocess f
 or this years winning\nphotographs. Theyll discuss what makes an image exc
 eptional\, from\ntechnical excellence to\ncreative vision and storytelling
  power.\n\nFollowing the presentation\, attendees can participate in a cri
 tique\nsession. Bring up to two\nphotographs (printed or on tablet/laptop)
  for personalized feedback\nfrom our expert panel. This\ninteractive works
 hop welcomes photographers of all skill levels.\n\nTickets are limited\, s
 o reserve early online at rbmuseum.org or by\ncalling the museum at 302-\n
 227-7310. Tickets are $15. During January and February\, the Museum is\ncl
 osed to the public\nbut open for events. Starting in March\, it is open we
 ekends Friday\,\n10-4\, and Saturday &amp\;\nSunday\, 10-2.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Rehoboth Beach Museum invites you to a 
 special evening with the judges of the Delaware<br />\nBeach Life Photogra
 phy Contest. Meet the distinguished panel who selected the winning images<
 br />\ncurrently on display:</p>\n\n<p><br />\nTerry Plowman\, founder and
  publisher of Delaware Beach Life Magazine\, brings decades of<br />\nexpe
 rience as a writer\, photographer\, and darkroom technician for newspapers
  and magazines.<br />\nCarolyn Watsons photography career spans over 20 ye
 ars\, during which she published more<br />\nthan 2\,000 photos in Delawar
 e Beach Life Magazine\, including six covers. Her expertise ranges<br />\n
 from weddings and beach portraits to commercial and wildlife photography.<
 /p>\n\n<p><br />\nEric Coverdale\, a Sussex County native and University o
 f Delaware graduate\, discovered his<br />\npassion for photography after 
 retiring from visual merchandising in 2013. A member of the<br />\nMispill
 ion Art League\, he specializes in architecture\, city life\, and local la
 ndscapes.</p>\n\n<p><br />\nThe evening begins with the judges sharing the
 ir decision-making process for this years winning<br />\nphotographs. They
 ll discuss what makes an image exceptional\, from technical excellence to<
 br />\ncreative vision and storytelling power.</p>\n\n<p><br />\nFollowing
  the presentation\, attendees can participate in a critique session. Bring
  up to two<br />\nphotographs (printed or on tablet/laptop) for personaliz
 ed feedback from our expert panel. This<br />\ninteractive workshop welcom
 es photographers of all skill levels.</p>\n\n<p><br />\nTickets are limite
 d\, so reserve early online at rbmuseum.org or by calling the museum at 30
 2-<br />\n227-7310. Tickets are $15. During January and February\, the Mus
 eum is closed to the public<br />\nbut open for events. Starting in March\
 , it is open weekends Friday\, 10-4\, and Saturday &amp\;amp\;<br />\nSund
 ay\, 10-2.</p>
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