I'm just about to launch a new homepage and wanted to get some feedback from fellow photographers before going live. The whole page is changing because text content is absolutely critical to having any type of presence on Google for a specific type of photography.
New Homepage Design
Current homepage (going away)
If you have any extra time, let me know what you think of the other pages.
Does anyone know if you can go back and re-wet a mordancage(with water) and get rid of the some of the water spots or do i need to mordancage the print again to get rid of them? Feed back on prints would be nice too!
Here are just a few images I've taken while in the 260 class. They aren't necessarily connected, but I just wanted to make a first appearance on the blog and show of some of the images I've produced.
I got back from Winnett Mt here are some of the images i got let me know what you think =)
Current students-
A Cat Card reader has been installed on one of the entrances to the VCB building: the upper-level entrance facing Grant street, near the main entrance to the Black Box Theater. Because of this, the building will now be "locked" on weekends and after 5 pm. Fear not, however, you should retain access to the building during the hours in which photo checkout is open. Should you arrive at the building and find your usual entrance securely locked, try using the Cat Card entrance to see if it yields passage to you. I am told that it should allow any current photo student to access the building, but my recommendation is that you test it, ideally on an evening or day which is not the evening or day before an assignment is due. During the week from 8 am to 5 pm may not be the best time to test your card's usability, since the doors will be unlocked regardless of the whether your card works or not, and you may get a "false positive" from the test. If your card doesn't give you access, see Colette in Film Checkout, who is our in-building contact for managing the implementation of this new lock system.
In summary, if you can't get into the building on Tuesday evening for Senior, or Saturday afternoon, try the Grant street entrance. Photo checkout is not changing the operating hours of checkout or the labs, but the times during which the exterior doors of the building will be locked and unlocked will be changing a bit.
- Charlie
North American Nature Photography Association College Student Scholarship The North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA) makes scholarships available to college students to attend the NANPA Annual Summit and Trade Show. Students will convene each morning for breakfast to meet, listen, and speak to a variety of invited guests. Throughout the summit, students will have the opportunity to brainstorm, critique images, and talk with pros on a variety of subjects. The Fourteenth Annual Summit will be held in Reno, Nevada from February 16-19, 2010. Each applicant must submit 15 photographic images that best demonstrate the diversity of his or her photographic skills and interests. The subject matter may include, but is not limited to, nature. In addition, each applicant must submit a collection of five nature-oriented images that express their interpretation of a single theme or concept of their choosing. Scholarship students must pay for their own transportation to the NANPA Summit, but expenses for all events and photo instruction are covered. Students will also receive a one year NANPA membership. To qualify, applicants must be at least 19 years of age as of December 31, 2009, and must be full-time college students in an accredited two or four year college, university, or trade or vocational school. Applicants must also have a camera (film or digital) that accepts interchangeable lenses. Past winners of NANPA's High School and College Scholarships are not eligible to apply. Deadline: November 9, 2009 URL: http://www.nanpa.org/scholarships.php
FINALLY had a chance to photograph for Senior this past weekend. I'm focusing it around small towns and how a lot of attention is focused on High School athletics, much like the town I grew up in. I think I got a good start, but know there's oh so much more to be done...
Hey all. Just thought I'd post a couple of the images I made during our Experimental Mordancage demo. I am in love with this process and I think this is the direction I am heading for my final. The 2nd and the last image are mordancage/chromo combos. Let me know what you guys think.
yes i know im not even close to the right word, but thats the way i like it. these were a few of the better images i got while mordancaging negatives. they are way harder to handle than an actual paper print but i almost like the effect better, having the highlights vail.
Hey everyone! These are some of my images for my senior project. I am taking pictures of construction sites, trying to find beauty in something not thought as beautiful. Plus I think I am getting a sense of loneliness which I kinda like. Anyway, please let me know what you guys think. Gracias!
Here are some shots i got over the summer at yellowstone and just finished editing. =]
