~ auto exposures are for wimps ~
There are a ton of photo contests out there, but this one is hosted in part by Photobucket, which I do like as a company. I had to search a bit to find the rules--there is an entry fee of $20 and the photos have to be taken 2019 or afterwards. If you aren't sure... Continue Reading →
Viewpoint Gallery does a lot for the art community in Sacramento. Every year they have an art auction to raise funds to stay open, and to give us the great programs like the free artist lecture series... I suggest going to the link and seeing what's available to purchase. Yes, some of it is expensive,... Continue Reading →
Quiet We’re Dreaming (aka QWD) was started as a way to use motion picture film in a still camera to scout for motion-based projects. After years of trial and error, they figured out how to process ECN-2 on a small scale and can now share that knowledge with photographers and cinematographers around the world. Keeping... Continue Reading →
Museums around the world have had to close due to the spread of the corona virus. Many of them have online virtual tours and lectures that you can watch while we wait for the world to get back to normal. But we have reached a new level of art appreciation when the Getty Museum challenged... Continue Reading →
I'm not terribly surprised by this, but it's still really important to understand how our photos are used, without our consent, on the internet and how it's being mined for your identity. I've decided that any student in my classes (Prof. Worsfold, that is) that can show me they've had their data removed from Clearview... Continue Reading →
MELISSA UROFF: ALTERNATIVE PROCESSES, MY ART AND CHALLENGES OF BEING AN ARTIST Thursday, February 20, 2020, 7:00pm- 9:00pm All students and Viewpoint members are invited to attend the Viewpoint Center's first lecture in our Spring 2020 Student Lecture Series. These free lectures are designed for college and high school students and will be held at... Continue Reading →
