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Tuesday, July 8, 1:00-2:00 p.m. via Zoom. "WISE Connect - Demonstration and Conversation." To register, click the Register Now Button to the right. Zoom information will be included with your confirmation.
Join Wallace Merriman on your journey to a healthier lifestyle. His talk will help people who want better health walk through the nutritional maze and make it safely to the other side. Wallace is a health and fitness coach specializing in weight loss and wellness with You Be Fit. He has over 25 years of experience as a personal trainer and was a fitness trainer for agents in federal law enforcement as an Army instructor; he now works in Prince George‘s County Parks and Planning and teaches at Prince George‘s Community College. Wallace takes the confusion out of diet, exercise and nutrition and helps people make better choices that will last a lifetime instead of a moment in time.
Host Villages: Hyattsville Aging in Place, Helping Hands University Park, Neighbors Helping Neighbors of College Park, and Explorations on Aging
Registration: RSVP via the "Register Now" button by February 20th.
Access: Zoom link will be sent 24 hours before the event
Photography Goes Traveling with Rollin Fraser
Tuesday, July 29th 7:00 PM, via Zoom
When we travel to our favorite vacation and tourist destinations, we think nothing of bringing back photographs of our adventures. Traveling to even remote areas is relatively easy compared to
19th century photographers who traveled the world for months laden with bulky and cumbersome equipment to bring back images that changed the way the public perceived their world. 19th-century travel photography captured distant lands and cultures, often presented as objective records, but also reflecting the artistic, political, and scientific values of the photographers and those who commissioned them. While initially focusing on landscapes and architecture, the development of photography coincided with increased tourism, allowing for more accessible documentation of travel experiences.
This presentation will look at how travellers enthusiastically adopted photography shortly after its invention in 1839. Despite the difficulties that accompanied the early processes, the camera‘s ability to reproduce the world with amazing detail and apparent veracity prompted growing numbers of amateur and professional photographers to take cameras on their travels.