The Blind Chick

In Community Conversations #2, Penn talks with Robert Weinberg - a passionate and talented photographer who was struck with central vision loss when he was about 50 years old. Robert, now 74, talks us through his journey and career in photography and talks candidly about the finality of his diagnosis and the depression that followed. He shares the path he walked toward renewed independence and the second career he worked for 17 years. Now retired, Robert is reengaging with photography and full of encouragement for anyone who finds themself in a similar situation.

Join Penn and Robert Weinberg on Aftersight!

In Community Conversations #2, Penn talks with Robert Weinberg - a passionate and talented photographer who was struck with central vision loss when he was about 50 years old. Robert, now 74, talks us through his journey and career in photography and talks candidly about the finality of his diagnosis and the depression that followed. He shares the path he walked toward renewed independence and the second career he worked for 17 years. Now retired, Robert is reengaging with photography and full of encouragement for anyone who finds themself in a similar situation.

Join Penn and Robert Weinberg on Aftersight!

Our host, Penn Street, lost most of her eyesight at age nine to Stevens Johnson Syndrome after being bitten by a rattlesnake. Her husband, Moses Street, is a professional photographer. In our first-ever Community Conversation, they have a warm and candid conversation about the 30+ years they’ve spent together and the realities living, working, and travelling side by side. After a few decades, they seem to have mostly figured each other out, and with any luck they’ll sort the rest of it out in a few more decades.

Join Penn and Moses on Aftersight!

Our host, Penn Street, lost most of her eyesight at age nine to Stevens Johnson Syndrome after being bitten by a rattlesnake. Her husband, Moses Street, is a professional photographer. In our first-ever Community Conversation, they have a warm and candid conversation about the 30+ years they’ve spent together and the realities living, working, and travelling side by side. After a few decades, they seem to have mostly figured each other out, and with any luck they’ll sort the rest of it out in a few more decades.

Join Penn and Moses on Aftersight!