Northampton Neighbors Speaker Series Presents Photos from Here and There Zoom inwith Paul Shoul, an editorial, travel and documentary photographer Friday, August 28, 2020 3:00-4:00 PM Zoom Link Donate to NN and enter to win Paul Shoul's photograph: Charlie's Tractor 17" x 22" printed on Archival Paper by Jim Gipe atPivot MediaValue $500 "Charles is one of our heroes for his hard work and dedication, his work feeding us all and his vision for the future." Wayne Feiden Click thislinkto contribute online or send your check to Northampton Neighbors POB 231 Northampton MA 01061. There is no limit on the donation amount. All donations-for any amount- postmarked or received online by August 31st will be entered into our random drawing. The winner will be announced at our nextNN Speakers Serieson September 11, 2020 Dr. Katharine Baker:Readings and discussion of 'My Journey: How One Woman Survived Stalin's Gulag" by Olga Sliozberg. Photographer Paul Shoul will take us on a virtual journey around the world with images captured as a staff photographer forGonomad.com, a popular web site featuring "off the beat" travel articles. He will share his photographic process with tips for getting that perfect shot. Closer to home, he will show images fromLocal Lockdown, the cover story for the fall issue ofThe Massachusetts Review, and discuss how he adapted his process to our changing world. Paul Shoul's work has appeared in theNew York Times,Washington Post,The Boston Globe, andPopular Science, and many others. He shot for United Press International and was a staff photographer for theValley AdvocateandPreview Magazineand has been featured in the United Airways and Air Greenland inflight magazines. He is a long-time presenter on travel photography at theNew York Times Travel Show. Paul Shoul is a resident of Northampton. Shoul's photography for the recent exhibitsSingle Room Occupancy: Portraits & Stories from Northampton Lodging, 1976-2016andMaking it on Main Streetare part of the permanent collection at the Historic Northampton Museum and Education Center. His documentary work includesAt the Altar of the Bottom Line: The Degradation of Work in the 21st Century and The Future of Work in Massachusettsin collaboration with Professor Tom Juravich. Join Zoom Meeting by clicking this link:https://zoom.us/j/99367882715?pwd=VnlmK3VEaFdCTmR4Y0J5ZFAyNFVlQT09 Or join with this information:Meeting ID: 993 6788 2715 Passcode: 591001 Dial in at +1 929 436 2866 US (New York)Find your local number:https://zoom.us/u/aeGTeXaTVJ One Tap Mobile +19294362866,,99367882715#,,,,,,0#,,591001# US (New York)   Anyone can join this meeting usingZoommobile apps or desktop applications for Windows and Mac. Due to technical restrictions, this meeting is limited to 100 participants. If you need help with Zoom,emailNNby August 25, 2020 The presentation will be recorded and made available onNorthamptonneighbors.org.