This is just a fun one, especially for those who follow the photo history class; it's a link to an article on something I didn't even realize was a thing: Why people said 'prunes' instead of 'cheese' while taking pictures in the 19th century
Tips from the Pros
I read this really fascinating blog post by Darren Carroll. He photographed Deandre Hopkins for the cover of Sports Illustrated in the middle of the pandemic. With no assistance. At all. As a photo teacher, it makes my little heart flutter. THE PHONE RANG LATE ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON. MY FRIEND MARGUERITE SCHROPP-LUCARELLI, THE DIRECTOR... Continue Reading →
Portraits and Landscapes
My students just had their first creative assignment; I think it was a little harder than some of them were expecting, but there was some really stellar work that was created. It's really cool to see how their ideas come together. I can't show every image (I've got over 200 images!) but here's a few... Continue Reading →
Request for Student Photographer
Phi Theta Kappa needs a photographer for our Spring Fundraiser on March 12th from 6-10 pm. We need someone who can set up a basic photography area for our guests and a system for sending them their photos. If you are interested in event photography and want a chance to gain experience, meet possible clients,... Continue Reading →
2 Cool New Viewpoint Workshops
Viewpoint Gallery is a great photo gallery that also has workshops, lectures, and critiques, as well as a few photo field trips. There's a bunch of workshops at Viewpoint Gallery every year, in addition to their student critique night (that crit night is free!). Here are two workshops taught by artists that I think would... Continue Reading →
LensCulture Portrait Contest
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL PROJECTIONS • INDUSTRY INSIDER EXPOSURE • $10,000 IN AWARDS The LensCulture Portrait Awards is the 2nd annual call for international portrait photography. The importance of portraiture is present in cultures across the world, illustrating the power and endurance of human connection. With over 145 countries represented on LensCulture, in over 15 languages, we’re seeking new global perspectives on the modern day portrait. This is an open call for portrait photography from around the world. 6 Winners and 25 Finalists will be chosen.