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ALIVE WITH ALZHEIMER'S

Dr. Cathy Greenblat

cathy.greenblat@gmail.com

My Favorite Photography Sites: I've just started this page, but I promise to add more links. Let me know what sites YOU like, too!


My other web site - www.cathygreenblat.com: I began to develop this site in May 2007. It will have some of the images that are here, along with others that are not part of a series, and examples from my newer projects.


My other web site - www.cathygreenblat.com: I began to develop this site in May 2007. It will have some of the images that are here, along with others that are not part of a series, and examples from my newer projects.


My other web site: I began to develop this site in May 2007. It will have some of the images that are here, along with others that are not part of a series, and examples from my newer projects.


Howie Becker on Visual Sociology: This is a clear presentation of the nature of visual sociology.


Howie Becker on Visual Sociology: This is a clear presentation of the nature of visual sociology.


My current favorite photographer: Jean Louis Courtinat: I think Jean Louis Courtinat's work is fantastic. Recently I met him (at my request, through a mutual friend), and I know why his work on health issues is so sensitive... It reflects his overall approach to life.


Women in Photography International: This is an interesting organization. I love it even more since I won first prize in the amateur division in their competition, "Decisive Moments: Hommage to Henri Cartier-Bresson" !


IVSA annual meeting: The 2007 meetings will be in New York City in mid-August...


IVSA International Visual Sociology Association


Digital Journalist: This is one of my favorite digital photography sites. The archives contain wonderful examples of documentary photography.


Helen Stummer: I met Helen a few years ago. We spent only a short time together. She gave a superb talk in one of my seminars, and we shared stories and images at the Society for Photographic Education meetings in Philadelphia. I assigned her book No Easy Walk in my Visual Sociology course because I was moved by the photographs and by Helen's genuine commitment to the people she photographs.


Barry Haynes on digital printmaking for photographers: Barry teaches a superb course on digital printmaking for photographers. I still use film, but I scan my best negatives and print via Photoshop --- a skill I learned from Barry. I trust his advice on everything about digital printing.


The Academy of Art University: The Academy of Art University photography school offers on campus and online photography degree courses in photojournalism, digital photography, conventional photography and more. Check it out!