The webinar starts at 7pm UK / Ireland time - convert to your own Time Zone
Webinar hosted by Paul Crawford and featuring guest Jonathan Vaines
Paul always likes to set Jonathan a few challenges!! Who remembers the challenge to create a webinar The Colours of Belfast {members only} from a day trip to Belfast back in December 2025?
After the latest Photo Editing Live Q&A, during which Jonathan mentioned he was heading to New York to teach a residential workshop, Paul challenged him to repeat the challenge, this time with New York as his subject.
In this webinar, you will see Jonathan’s pictures from his trip to New York City.
Much of the work you will see has in camera manipulation such as ICM and multiple exposure.
With the camera doing the heavy lifting the in-computer work becomes the minor part of the process.
See New York through the eyes of a creative photographer, see things that your eyes didn’t see and see things that you recognise but come with a twist.
{Cover picture by Paul Crawford}
These webinars are FREE to attend!
Your host for this webinar is Paul Crawford, with a mix of LIVE and pre-recorded material, often with guest speakers and always time for LIVE Q&A to answer any questions you might have.
After the webinar, we will send the replay to everyone who registers, so even if you can't make it to the live event, register below to receive a link to the replay.
The replay will be available for FREE until Thursday 29th October, 2026 at 9am (UK & Ireland) and then only available to PhotoClub247 Members in the growing Webinar Replay Library.
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Registration closes on Thursday 29th October, 2026 at 6.30pm (UK & Ireland)