If you attended Ross Goldberg’s Last Master’s Seminar in Tampa on April 16th through April 19th you came away with knowledge, information, motivation and contacts you didn’t have upon arrival.

It was fully packed, time well spent.

Like all seminars it’s difficult to remember everything and everyone you’ve either been exposed to or met.

To assist you in recapturing the moment–or moments–I’ve uploaded a package of photos. The photo pack contains over 280 images of the speakers and attendees.

There is a very good chance you’re in one or more of the pictures if you were at the seminar.

You can use these on blog posts–provided you’re one of the subjects–to “borrow” credibility.

If you’re writing an article or post about the value of live events they make great editorial illustrations. They’re real people doing real stuff. At less than five and a quarter cents each they’re the best value you’ll find.

Payments are processed through PayPal and credit cards are accepted–even if you don’t have a PayPal account.

Now you can have on your computer over 280 images of the event for only $15.

Every speaker is pictured, Erik Stafford, Dr. Harlan Kilstein, Mark Ress, Lee Collins, Simon Leung, Jason DeVelvis, Warren Whitlock, Kevin Nations, Perry Belcher, Melanie Benson Strick, Bob “The Teacher” Jenkins, Felicia Slattery and David Preston. First, last and certainly not least, Ross Goldberg…

Arctic Cat Snowmobile in front of Cars Unlimited in Tampa, FL

Snow, snowmobiles and Tampa, FL are not words usually found in the same sentence.

According to Wikipedia, “The last measurable snow in Tampa fell on January 19, 1977. The accumulation amounted to all of 0.2 inches (0.5 cm), but the city, unprepared for and unaccustomed to wintry weather, came to a virtual standstill for a day.”

As a Tampa resident on that fateful day in 1977 I can attest to the accuracy of the Wikipedia article.

Cars Unlimited Tampa, FL

Since even on that snowy day over 32 years ago there wasn’t enough white stuff to require a snowmobile I was a bit surprised to see a snowmobile parked (do you “park” snowmobiles?) in front of a local pre-owned car dealer. Particularly since it was a beautiful spring day. The sun was shining and the temperature was in the mid-eighties.

Curiosity got the better of me so after shooting a couple pictures outside, I went inside and talked to Cars Unlimited owner Allen Stathas.

Inside was yet another snowmobile–this one for kids… Read the rest of this entry