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THE RIGHT BRAIN OF LIBRARIANSHIP
Thursday, February 2   2:10 PM

STEVE UZZELL

Open Roads, Open Minds

Steve Uzzell is a corporate photographer. He started in the photography business as an assistant to the editor of National Geographic and a member of their photographic staff. He has published two books of his own photography, Maryland and The View from Sterling Bluff, his editorial work has been featured in Newsweek, Time, The Smithsonian and U.S. News and World Report, and his cinematography has aired on ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS.

Great photographers are right brain thinkers. They have a way of visualizing their problem and arriving at their solution. What can we learn from this? Open roads, open minds is Steve Uzzell's way of showing how he thinks we can learn from it by relating his decision-making to all creative problem solving. Using his striking photographs as illustrations of his metaphor about possibility and creativity, he invites to take advantage of his experience and vision, providing more than a little magic along the way.

Pre-session entertainment by noted Canadian musical performers will again be featured at each plenary.
Our thanks to the Canadian Independent Record Producers' Association for this unique contribution.