Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Selected Student Work! : Portraiture

They are at it again! Check out this great work from some of my Beginning Photo students. This assignment focused on narrative, figurative, classic forms of portraiture.



























































































































Photographs By:
(In Order of Images)

Hope Clunie
Molly Greenberg
Haley Wulfman
Mary Thompson
Keely Thomas-Menter
Kavita Gadani
Katie Rasche
Colby Blake

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Selected Student Work! : Landscape

I have to say I am very proud of all of my students. For a beginning photography class their passion and drive for the medium is amazing.

This was a very tough decision to make, but here are some selected images from our last assignment dealing with landscape. As you can see their images of landscape really run the board from natural, to urban, to even impressionistic. Fantastic!























Photographs By:
(In order of appearance)

Molly Greenberg
Hope Clunie
Chris Davis
Colby Blake
Eddie Meek
Claire Molloy
Kavita Gadani
Karin Curtis-Hill

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Selected Student Work! : Light

Here are a few selected photographs from my beginning photography students! It's hard to believe that this is the first photo class ever for most of these guys. I am very proud of everyone in my class and I hope they continue to work just as hard!

The assignment was a simple case study of light.



































































































































Photographs By:
(In order of images)

Caroline Brown
Colby Blake
Haley Wulfman
Hannah Mode
Hope Clunie
Matt Belloise
Leslie Andrews
Ben Niese

Friday, October 9, 2009

TED presents Taryn Simon


Check out this TED video! Taryn Simon talks about her photographic work. If you aren't familiar with her work I would recommend stopping over to her site to check it out.
In case the embedded video gets disabled, here's the link.