Joel Morgovsky – What Are “Good” Photographs?

The Westchester Photographic Society invites the public to a presentation of

Joel Morgovsky – What Are “Good” Photographs?

This event will take place on Friday, May 10, 2024 , at 7:30 PM  (Eastern) via Zoom

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To join this event and receive the Zoom link, please register by email to,

                                meetings+aw@wpsphoto.org

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Topic

This program is an unexpected how-to. Its goal is to teach how-to think about making pictures in new and productive ways. For example, you will learn a variety of ways to define “good” and you will encounter fresh ideas about the central question of “what is a photograph.” You will also acquire a new practice, a method for entering photographs and “reading” read them. You will leave the program with useful tools for growing as a creative photographer who makes meaningful….good photographs.

Biography

Joel Morgovsky, is retired as Professor of Psychology at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, NJ.

He is a member of the Soho Photo Gallery in New York City and chairs the gallery’s annual National Competition. Additionally, he serves on the jury for the annual Soho Photo International Portfolio Competition.
Joel is the Founder of Photopsychology: The Psychology of Photography, which includes Reading Pictures, a special method for closely studying photographs to find their meaning, feelings, and even personal characteristics of the maker.
Joel is a respected lecturer, curator and judge at photographic societies throughout the tri-state area and is on the speaker’s list of the New Jersey Federation of Camera Clubs.