Joel Grimes will speak 4-6pm April 5, 2023 at the College of Southern Nevada - Free and open to all.
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Join us for the reception April 6, 2023, 5-6PM
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Be sure to check out my show, Destination, at the Savidan Gallery in Las Vegas Nevada's Arts District. The show runs through February 12, 2022
Last week we were out and about showing off our program and students. Take a look at the newsletter to see the images from the events.
https://www.pixelnrg.com/csn_007_newsletter_10-11-2021.pdf
Enjoy!
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For a quick into to Mini Books. You will walk away with the template and an intro to cutting and folding a Mini Book.
Then be sure to check out all of the art and demonstrations at this event. You will find me at the CSN Media Tech Booth.
Event: Summerlin Arts Festival 2021
Where: Downtown Summerlin Mall
When: October 9 & 10, 2021
https://summerlin.com/festival-of-arts/
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College Of Southern Nevada,
Media Tech Newsletter
October 4, 2021
https://www.pixelnrg.com/csn_006_newsletter_10-4-2021.pdf
Hi everyone,
Lots going on this week. Check out the Newsletter for What, Where and When the fun is happening.
If you are one of my current studentsand would like to earn some extra credit points, go to the Film Fest or out to the Summerlin Arts Festival this week, you can earn 5 extra credit points for each event.
Take pics. and write up your thoughts on the events. Submit through the correct extra Credit Canvas Portal - One will be called Extra Credit Film Fest The other Extra Credit Arts Fest. Submit before Monday October 18, 2021.
If you are in more than one class only submit to the class where you would like the extra credit. You cannot submit the same extra credit for 2 classes.
Get out and support your fellow students and CSN.
Have a Great Week!
-hp
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College Of Southern Nevada,
Media Tech Newsletter
September 27, 2021
https://www.pixelnrg.com/csn_005_newsletter_9-27-2021.pdf
Feel free to share with all. Lets grow the readership.
If you have anything to contribute please be sure to send it over.
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Media Tech Week four Newsletter - Enjoy
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College Of Southern Nevada,
Media Tech Newsletter
September 13, 2021
https://www.pixelnrg.com/csn_newsletter_9-13-2021.pdf
We are one step closer to this being a weekly email. If you would like to be on the email list please send me your current email.
Thanks, and enjoy!
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College Of Southern Nevada,
Media Tech Newsletter
September 6, 2021
Click link to view the newsletter
https://www.pixelnrg.com/csn_002_newsletter_9-6-2021.pdf
This is our 2nd newsletter, keep coming back each week for another.
If you would like to contribute email me at [email protected]
Have a great week!
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College Of Southern Nevada,
Media Tech Newsletter
August 30, 2021
Click link to view the newsletter
https://www.pixelnrg.com/csn_newsletter_8-30-2021_3.pdf
We will be publishing a weekly newsletter. Check back often for upcoming events, student successes and more. If you would like to contribute email me at [email protected]
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I am looking forward to a fantastic semester filled with inspirational work.
Be sure to ask questions, explore and have fun while discovering new concepts, techniques and directions with your photography and art.
I thought I would share a few of my new images with you, from my Covid-19 Series.
To see additional images:
https://heatherprotz.myportfolio.com/covid-19-2020
Have a great semester!!!
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Hello PHOtographers
Todays Inspiration
Todd Hido
Video
website
look at this series
http://www.toddhido.com/homes.html
https://www.instagram.com/toddhido_/
enjoy.
-hp
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Hello PHOtographers
If you have not started thinking about a final project now is the time to start.
The work should be a cohesive series of 8 images.
Check the Final Project links on your pixelnrg webpage for submission details.
So this week, each day, I will send out 1 link to a photographer for you to look at.
Lets start with
http://www.shizukayokomizo.com/6/4592958791
Be sure to read the letter at the end of the images.
This seemed like a great series to start with living in a physical distancing world right now.
enjoy.
-hp
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https://mindfullivingnetwork.com/courtney-ferrell-girl-up-secrets-to-an-extraordinary-life/
What are you doing that is exciting?
Write it down - Share it!
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http://www.jadedoskowphotography.com/Home
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https://www.moma.org/artists/3373
http://100photos.time.com/photos/dorothea-lange-migrant-mother
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https://barisonzi.com/
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http://www.johngreenbooks.com/
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https://christopherandersonphoto.com/
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Do you need a spark?
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– Bo Bennett
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https://www.wppiexpo.com/conference/terri-trespicio
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– Joyce Tenneson
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– John Paul Caponigro
“It’s one thing to make a picture of what a person looks like, it’s another thing to make a portrait of who they are.”
– Paul Caponigro
https://www.icp.org/browse/archive/constituents/paul-caponigro?all/all/all/all/0
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– Albert Einstein
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https://www.youtube.com/user/caseyneistat
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– Lois Greenfield
http://www.loisgreenfield.com/
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– Ansel Adams
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– Robert Capa
https://pro.magnumphotos.com/C.aspx?VP3=CMS3&VF=MAGO31_10_VForm&ERID=24KL535353
– Robert Frank
The Americans
https://www.amazon.com/Americans-Robert-Frank/dp/386521584X
– Karl Lagerfeld
https://www.biography.com/fashion-designer/karl-lagerfeld
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http://www.kenhughes.info/blog/
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– Susan Sontag
On Photography Paperback – August 25, 2001
by Susan Sontag
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– Anonymous
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Books
https://austinkleon.com/books/
I have all his books!
Blog
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– Joan Miro
https://www.guggenheim.org/artwork/artist/joan-miro
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– Diane Arbus
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14,400 minutes in a day!
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– Peter Adams
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A tip:
pour a little puddle of the glue on a piece of paper then let it dry, you can form it into a ball and then use it to clean up the excess glue after it has dried.
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— Irving Penn
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— Diane Arbus
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Be sure to explore!
Make images everyday!
Ask questions!
Have fun!
Lets get snapping!
August 2, 2019, Albuquerque, New Mexico
©Heather Protz
Having your camera with you all the time. This is the secret to finding/making images others miss.
“Essentially what photography is is life lit up.”
— Sam Abell
http://samabell.com/
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Hi All,
On this Wednesday night, 6pm (April 10) at Charleston Campus, room E-111, I'll be hosting pro sports photographer Will Navarro. Will just came off a great season with the LA Rams and a run for the Super Bowl and also shoots the LA Clippers of the NBA, events like the Oscars, and more. Should be a very informative evening for anyone interested in sports and event photography.
If you and any of your students would like to attend, just have them show up at 6pm.
Best.
Mark
Mark Olson
Professor of Photography & Videography
Assistant Chair Dept. of Media Tech.
College of Southern Nevada
3200 E. Cheyenne Ave., Sort Code T1A
702-651-4156 | F-702-651-2635
[email protected]
Speaker Schedule Booth 449
HIRAM TRILLO- Wednesday Feb. 27th 2PM "LIGHT - SHOOT - PRINT"
or check it out in person.
https://www.nikonevents.com/us/live/wppi/
Wednseday
10:15 AM PST
Lighting Superpowers | Getting the Look You Want in the Time You Have
Joey Terrill
10:45 AM PST
The Aha-Moment Found in the Work You Create
Audrey Woulard
11:30 AM PST
Images and Social Media | How to Up Your Game
Jen Rozenbaum
12:00 PM PST
How to Find and Create Your Best Portraits
Matthew Jordan Smith
12:45 PM PST
A Journalistic Approach to Weddings and Portraits
Cliff Mautner
Vincent Versace
Marcus Bell
1:30 PM PST
Weddings and the Nikon Z Series | A Perfect Marriage
Cliff Mautner
2:15 PM PST
Live. Work. Succeed.
Dixie Dixon
Tamara Lackey
Bambi Cantrell
3:00 PM PST
Elevating Weddings with Mirrorless
Kristi Odom
3:45 PM PST
The Allure of Fashion
Dixie Dixon
4:15 PM PST
The Art of Storytelling
David Edmonson
Luke Edmonson
Thursday
10:15 AM PST
Light, Composition and Moment
Jide Alakija
10:45 AM PST
Beautiful Quality Light Throughout the Wedding Day
Charmi Peña
11:30 AM PST
Playing with Posing | Angles & Lensing for Expressive Portraits
Tamara Lackey
12:00 PM PST
To Z or Not to Z. Your Ultimate Wedding Guide
Marcus Bell
12:45 PM PST
The Rebirth of the Print
Vincent Versace
Jerry Ghionis
Rocco Ancora
1:30 PM PST
Simple, Creative Lighting
Rocco Ancora
2:15 PM PST
Marketing Your Business
Julia Kelleher
Melissa Ghionis
Jen Rozenbaum
3:00 PM PST
The Business Mindset | 5 Qualities of 6-Figure Photographers
Julia Kelleher
3:45 PM PST
Luxurious Light and Shadows
Jerry Ghionis
4:15 PM PST
Perfect Posing for Really Pretty Pictures
Bambi Cantrell
Friday
10:15 AM PST
Body Language in Portraiture
Stacy Pearsall
10:45 AM PST
Capturing Family Moments that Matter
Kellie Bieser
11:30 AM PST
Mastering the Environmental Portrait
Piper Mackay
Mark Edward Harris
Joey Terrill
12:15 PM PST
Eyes are the Window to the Soul
Mark Edward Harris
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Free Parking at Tropicana.
http://www.wppionline.com/index.shtml
WPPI Expo Dates:
Wednesday, February 27, 10am – 5pm
Thursday, February 28, 10am – 5pm
Friday, March 1, 10am – 1pm
If you would like to meet up with me I am meeting students on Wednesday at 2pm at the Hahnemühle Booth.
Still need a free Expo Pass?
https://l.feathr.co/wppi19-exhibitor-landing-page-bc-camera
Extra credit.
WPPI Scavenger hunt of not BORING expo photos.
Capture 10 dynamic, well exposed images of your WPPI adventure.
1) Make an image of the expo hall.
2) Photograph a crowd. Remember not a boring crowd shot. How are you going to do that?
3) Photograph a crowd and within the image let us know where you are. An expo booth, a demonstration, listening to a lecture, Canon, Nikon, Epson, etc.
4) Photograph a dissected camera or lens.
5) Photograph a famous photographer. Get their name. When emailing me the images include the photographers name. You only get credit if you know their name.
6) Photograph your favorite booth and when emailing me the images tell me why it was your favorite booth.
7) Photograph a model.
8) Photograph the most interesting person you see. When emailing me the images tell my why you thought they were interesting.
9) Photograph someone with a BIG Camera/Lens.
10) Make a WOW photo. Photograph something that is way cool. Use a cool technique in post processing of your photo. When I look at the photo I want to say wow.
• Email me your 10 images.
• Size them 2048 pixels on the long side 72ppi
• Save as .jpg, quality 10
• Title them your last name_ first initial_ image #.extension
example: Smith_M_#2.jpg
Email to [email protected]
In the subject line put your class and your name
• 20 points extra credit
• Must be emailed to me before 6PM Wednesday March 6th for the extra credit.
FREE TO ENTER
Big Prizes - Cash - Cameras - Goodies!!!
Enter Today
If you have not registered for your FREEEEE WPPI Trade Show Pass do it today!
Location: Mandalay Bay
Free Parking at Tropicana.
http://www.wppionline.com/index.shtml
WPPI Expo Dates:
Wednesday, February 27, 10am – 5pm
Thursday, February 28, 10am – 5pm
Friday, March 1, 10am – 1pm
WPPI Free Trade show CODE: SARFFBAV0204
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Below you will find studio hours for the 1st 3 weeks. then on our About/Office hours page you will find the hours for the rest of the semester.
Have a great 16 weeks. Let me know if you have any questions.
-heather
Studio hours for the 1st 3 weeks of classes
North Las Vegas:
Week 1&2:
Monday - Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm
Larry only!
Week 3 on:
Monday - Thursday (check out & Print Lab) 9:00am - 10:00pm
Friday (Print Lab) 9:00am - 5:00pm
Friday (Check out) 9:00am - 9:30pm
West Charleston: (checkout and Print Lab)
Week 1: (print lab by permission)
Tuesday & Thursday 10:00am - 6:00pm
Wednesday & Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm
Week 2
Most likely the same as week 1 with Monday 9:00am - 6:00pm
Week 3 on:
Plan a: MW: 9:00am - 10:00pm
TTH: 10:00am - 10:00pm
F: 9:00am - 6:00pm
Plan b: MW 9:00 - 8:00pm
TTH 10:00 - 8:00pm
F: CLOSED
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Be sure to bring your camera, a fully charged battery and a memory card. Snappy snappy!
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some cool new stuff here, but some undoing of things that have been around for years so take a look at this preview from Matt Kloskowski. Take notes!
The last segment on Content Aware is looked at here a bit more in depth than Matts, you might want to check it out - WOW!
PiXimperfect
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Come out and see some art.
Make a photograph of this exhibit for extra credit.
For extra extra credit make a photograph with one or more of the photographers from this group show. You must include the Photographers name for the extra extra credit.
For extra extra extra credit include a web link for the individual photographers.
For extra extra extra extra credit
Who, what, when, where, why. Give me some info, tell a story with photographs and words.
Have fun and experience the night!
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Welcome to a new semester. At the start of this new school year we all have goals, hopes, and dreams for our futures (me too). The only way to make it happen is to MAKE it happen! How do you do that? Life creeps in, the kids have ball practice, the car broke down, oh I'm dating this new...
I keep a Bullet Journal. More than one page is dedicated to my goals. I start with the weekly to do lists. This is updated with what needs to get done, school, work, kids, dogs, some fun (yes fun needs to happen in life)
Then I think out a month. What do I want to accomplish towards my bigger goals. That then gets scheduled in with my weekly to dos.
Then I think out the semester. What do I want to accomplish it this 16 weeks.
6 month goal, 1 year goal. Write it down, look at it daily. Are you moving towards your goals? If no, get moving!
The goals will get updated and change, that is a good thing, If you are working towards something, and it changes that is because it needs a new direction. Maybe you learned through your exploration it is not what you want to do. There are bumps in the road, you succeed, you fail, but keep working and you will succeed.
My goals are broken down into, home, work, travel.
What are your dreams? Make them a goal! Then they will be your reality!
Next, go make some photographs!
https://lifehacker.com/the-bullet-journal-minus-the-hype-is-actually-a-reall-1786382012
]]>I love my iPad pro 1st generation! This seems like a good entry point if you have not jumped into the iPad world. An iPad is not a full out computer, but you sure can get a ton done with it. Know its limitations and embrace the portability.
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]]>Capture 10 dynamic, well exposed images of your WPPI adventure.
1) Make an image of the expo hall.
2) Photograph a crowd. Remember not a boring crowd shot. How are you going to do that?
3) Photograph a crowd and within the image let us know where you are. An expo booth, a demonstration, listening to a lecture, Canon, Nikon, Epson, etc.
4) Photograph a dissected camera or lens.
5) Photograph a famous photographer. Get their name. When emailing me the images include the photographers name. You only get credit if you know their name.
6) Photograph your favorite booth and when emailing me the images tell me why it was your favorite booth.
7) Photograph a model.
8) Photograph the most interesting person you see. When emailing me the images tell my why you thought they were interesting.
9) Photograph someone with a BIG Camera/Lens.
10) Make a WOW photo. Photograph something that is way cool. Use a cool technique in post processing of your photo. When I look at the photo I want to say wow.
• Email me your 10 images.
• Size them 2048 pixels on the long side 72ppi
• Save as .jpg, quality 10
• Title them your last name_ first initial_ image #.extension
example: Smith_M_#2.jpg
Email to [email protected]
In the subject line put your class and your name
• 10 points extra credit
• Must be emailed to me before 6PM Wednesday March 7th for the extra credit.
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https://www.moma.org/learn/moma_learning/joseph-kosuth-one-and-three-chairs-1965
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Fun and true! Go Make some images!
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Be sure to join Antonio for his Galley talk and opening.
Make an Image of Antonio interacting with the space or giving his talk for extra credit.
Email me the image by Monday September 18th for credit.
]]>Thought I would start the semester off with why a proper email is important.
You are a professional and you want to communicate as a professional.
•Start with a proper greeting
•Include a clear subject line, including the class you are taking.
•If you have many questions break them out in the email so none are missed. 1, 2, 3 etc.
•Be clear and concise in what you are asking. Reference the assignment, written handout or video. Your professors have many classes and many students.
•No text speak. Yes, write out your words.
•Include your name at the end of the email.
Thank you in advance for being thoughtful and clear. Have a great semester.
-Heather Protz, your professor.
]]>Here is an Amazon link to Lacie HD
Here is an Amazon link to Seagate
Here is an Amazon link to Western Digital
•Printing Paper -
Canon Photo Paper Pro Luster (8.5 x 11", 50 Sheets)
Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper LUSTER (8.5x11 Inches, 50 Sheets)
Arista-II RC Lustre Inkjet Paper - 252gsm 8.5x11/100 Sheets
If buying Arista get 20% off Back to school Code - Arista20
Desert Art Supply is now carrying Hahnemühle paper. Let me, Larry or Doug know if you are printing on this paper se we can make sure the proper profiles are loaded on the computers.
https://www.hahnemuehle.com/en/index.html
http://www.desertartsupplies.com/inkjet%20papers_canvas.htm
Remember many vendors give you educational pricing, here are a few.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/find/eduAbout.jsp
http://www.freestylephoto.biz/students-and-educators
https://www.apple.com/education/pricelists/
https://www.photovideoedu.com/
https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/contactus/where-to-buy/k-12-higher-education
https://www.sigmaphoto.com/sigma-lounge/for-students-educators/
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Go Make some Pictures!
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http://www.freestylephoto.biz/
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Kevins thoughts of photography HERE
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Check out this video from them.
Check out these photographers
Andrew Kearns
http://www.andrewtkearns.com/
Sam Kolder
https://skolder.tumblr.com/
Dirk Dallas
http://fromwhereidrone.com/
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Your favorite photographers and another one from me.
Brandon Woelfel -2 of you chose this photographer
http://www.brandonwoelfel.com/
Elena Shumilova
https://elenashumilova.smugmug.com/
Jay Maisel (also a favorite of mine)
http://www.jaymaisel.com/
Frans Lanting
http://www.lanting.com/
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http://tedforbes.com/the-art-of-photography/
This is the 1st of 9 videos on composition. Click here to watch all the videos. It is worth your time.
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http://tim.blog/podcast/
I highly recommend Tim's book the Tools of Titans
The James Altucher Show
http://www.jamesaltucher.com/category/the-james-altucher-show/
Magic Hour, Jordan Weitzman
http://www.magichourpodcast.org/episodes/
+1 Recode/Decode
https://www.recode.net/recode-decode-podcast-kara-swisher
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Bruce Gilden: http://www.brucegilden.com/
]]>Jump right in, lots of info and artists to explore.
Something to get you thinking, its about a minute long. Chase Jarvis is a favorite of mine. Enjoy!
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http://www.npr.org/2016/04/17/474525392/attention-students-put-your-laptops-away
http://elahi.umd.edu/
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Take a moment or two and explore some of the photographers on this list. The list is varied and interesting. I was inspired by the variety and quality of photographers you shared with me. Keep exploring!
Dorthea Lange x5
https://www.nps.gov/media/photo/gallery.htm?id=CA29BB4E-155D-4519-3E5456896E1C2E6C
Paul Nicklen
http://www.paulnicklen.com/
John Hyde
http://www.wildthingsphotography.com/
Jo-Anne McArthur
http://www.weanimals.org
Alex Kolosvok
http://www.koloskov.com
https://www.youtube.com/user/Photigy
Samuel Richard
https://vsco.co/saamuelrichard/images/1
Nadia Meli
http://nadiameli.com/
Imogen Cunningham
https://www.imogencunningham.com/
Brassai
http://www.atgetphotography.com/The-Photographers/BRASSAI.html
Tom Medvedich
http://www.tommedvedich.com/
Steve McCurry x3
http://stevemccurry.com/
Mathew Brady
http://www.civilwar.org/education/history/biographies/mathew-brady.html
Annie Leibovitz x4
http://www.biography.com/people/annie-leibovitz-9542372#synopsis
http://www.vogue.com/tag/photographer/annie-leibovitz
Anne Geddes
http://www.annegeddes.com/
John Sexton
http://www.johnsexton.com/
Andrea Rapisarda
https://500px.com/rapis60
Todd Hido (One of My Favorites)
http://www.toddhido.com/
Art Wolfe
http://artwolfe.com/
Stephen Wilkes (One of My Favorites)
http://www.stephenwilkes.com/
Thomas Heaton
http://www.thomasheaton.co.uk/
Mallory Walsh x2
http://www.photographybymallory.com/
Oscar Picazo
http://oscarpicazo.com/bin/index.html
Veronique Yang
http://www.veroniqueyang.com/
https://www.instagram.com/golden_heart/
Mary Kay (Maria Kaimaki)
mariakaimaki.com/blog/
Benjamin Von Wong X2
http://www.vonwong.com/
Alison Wright
http://alisonwright.com/
Jamey Price
http://www.jameypricephoto.com/index
Henri Cartier – Bresson
https://pro.magnumphotos.com/C.aspx?VP3=CMS3&VF=MAGO31_10_VForm&ERID=24KL53ZMYN
Edward Weston
http://edward-weston.com/
Kat Irlin
http://katirlin.com/
Peter Lik
https://www.lik.com/
Nick Page
http://www.nickpagephotography.com/
Lucien Hervé
https://www.lucienherve.com/
Aaron Nace
www.aaron-nace.com
Josh Rossi
joshrossi.com
Renee Robyn
reneerobynphotography.com
L J HOLLOWAY
http://ljhollowayphotography.com/
Andreas Gursky x2 (One of My Favorites)
http://www.andreasgursky.com/en
Something to explore in Photoshop now that you know what it is.
https://motionarray.com/blog/10-free-luts
Give this a try.
https://photoshoptutorials.ws/photoshop-tutorials/photo-effects/quick-tip-retroize-photos-seconds/
If you download some free LUTs you can save them. The LUTs will pop up in the drop down menu rather than loading them from your desktop.
applications/photoshop CC 2015/Presets/3DLUTs on a Mac
or
c:Program Files\adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2015\Presets\3DLUTs on a PC
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If you are interested in a Peak Design Bag you can get a 15% discount when checking out online by entering the PROMO CODE: PDStudent
I just bought the Everyday Sling. I will report back with my thoughts after some use.
]]>Scroll Down for the EXTRA CREDIT info.
• Walker Evans: American Photographs: Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Edition
http://amzn.to/2iyVfe0
• Stephen Shore: Uncommon Places: The Complete Works
http://amzn.to/2jrS6kk
• Todd Hido: Intimate Distance: Twenty-Five Years of Photographs, A Chronological Album
http://amzn.to/2jQUoX2
• Robert Adams: The New West
http://amzn.to/2jQXV7N
• Magnum Contact Sheets
http://amzn.to/2jQY3EC
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Capture dynamic, well exposed images of your WPPI adventure.
1) Make an image of the convention center.
2) Photograph a crowd. Remember not a boring crowd shot.
3) Photograph a crowd and within the image let us know where you are. An expo booth, a demonstration, listening to a lecture, Canon, Nikon, Epson, etc.
4) Photograph a dissected camera or lens.
5) Photograph a famous photographer. Get their name. When emailing me the images include the photographers name. you only get credit if you know their name.
6) Photograph your favorite booth and when emailing me the images tell me why it was your favorite booth.
7) Photograph a model.
8) Photograph the most interesting person you see. When emailing me the images tell my why you thought they were interesting.
9) Photograph someone with a BIG camera.
10) Make a WOW photo. Photograph something that is way cool. Use a cool technique in post processing of your photo. When I look at the photo I want to say wow.
• Email me your 10 images.
• Size them 2048 pixels on the long side 72ppi
• Save as .jpg, quality 10
• Title them your last name_ first initial_ image #.extension
example: Smith_M_#2.jpg
Email to [email protected]
In the subject line put your class and your name.
• 10 points extra credit.
• Must be emailed to me before 6PM, Wednesday, February 14.
Have Fun!
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Images used in the first video were photographed by CSN student Jacob Lucero.
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• Looking at Photographs: 100 Pictures from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art Paperback – September 1, 1976
http://amzn.to/2jR4jfp
• Robert Adams: Beauty in Photography: Essays in Defense of Traditional Values
http://amzn.to/2joVFbB
• William Eggleston's Guide
http://amzn.to/2iz2qmD
• The Americans by Robert Frank, Link
• Diane Arbus: An Aperture Monograph: Fortieth-Anniversary Edition 40th ed. Edition
http://amzn.to/2jQTMRo
These are some of my go to books, and have been for many years. I find inspiration and more when I open the pages to these books. I'm sure you will as well.
-hp
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You will need to pre-visualize how the images will blend together. The placement of subjects, how busy the backgrounds are and more. Busy, busy can make a very chaotic finished image. Think busy scene and then a simple scene, try the reverse. Sometimes a little luck will work in your favor.
Darker scenes blend better many times. Lighter scenes you may blow out areas of information. This can work also, depending on what you want to say with your images. What do you want to say? Try shooting the darker scene and then the second exposure a lighter scene. Of course experiment. Light, light: Dark, dark: Light, dark: Keep a journal entry of what works so you can recreate your successes.
Here are some double exposure apps for your smart phone.
•Fused
•Pic Blender Double Exposure
•Hipstamatic, (a favorite app of mine)
•ImageBlender
•Little Photo
•Adobe Photoshop Mix app
•Lets add to this list and share some examples of what we are creating.
Some of your DSLR’s and micro 4/3rds cameras have double exposure/multi exposure capabilities. Explore your manual for the information on what your camera is capable of doing.
Here is a list of cameras that have double exposure/multi exposure capability:
http://www.neocamera.com/search_camera.php?multipleexposure=1
I have been exploring double exposures using the Fuji Instax Mini90. An Instant film camera and then scanning the prints to share online and to print larger. I have to say there is something nice about those little prints. I have also been adding the date on the back of the prints, I thought I would miss that piece of metadata later in the year.
You can create a double exposure effect using your editing skills after the shoot. You can do this in Photoshop and many apps for your smart phone.
Explore and have fun!!!
Austin Kleon has put together a link to the BBC television show from 1972 Ways of Seeing that the book was based on. Click Here.
Speaking of Austin Kleon he had a great impact on me over the past year his books Steal Like an Artist and Show your Work are fantastic! Pick up a copy and get inspired! Here is a link to Austin's website. http://austinkleon.com/
Shoot More!
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I'm working on mine right now. Success comes with a little thinking and planning. Get to it!
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February 7th - 9th
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Tuesday, February 7th 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday, February 8th 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Thursday, February 9th 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
This is going to be a great semester. I have tons of information and inspiration to share with you in the next 16 week! Ask Questions. Be curious. Get involved!
Something to get you thinking about managing your time.
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See you in January 2017!
Follow my adventures at http://www.heatherprotz.com/blog
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Click the link below to check out some of Nandita Rajasekaran's Photography. Get inspired for your final projects!
http://cargocollective.com/nandita/Shades-and-Shadows
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Books:
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Get inspired!
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They have educational pricing to attend.
Not only will you learn Photoshop techniques, many great photographers are there showing you what they do on set and with a camera.
Check it out at this link.
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To get you inspired:
15 of the best photography blogs to help you become a better photographer
Facebook groups at CSN - join these today, keep up to date with everything happening and learn about events around town and elsewhere.
https://www.facebook.com/CSNmediatech/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/CSNPhotoClub/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/AlternativeProcessPhotoClub/
https://www.facebook.com/CSNNV/
If you would like friend me as well https://www.facebook.com/heather.protz
You are not a photographer unless you produce/create/make/shoot images - Get Snapping!
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There is a drop down link at the top of this site for easy retrieval during the event.
Hope to see you all there!
Something to think about. Do you edit a photograph or do you edit a body of work?
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The ones I know about so far. I will add to this as I find them, check back
SPEAKERS AT THE BOOTH 100 STAGE
Monday, March 7
11–11:30 am,
11:30–12 am
First Dance Lighting
MELODY HOOD
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1–1:30 pm,
1:30–2 pm
How to Light the Impossible
TOM + MARIO MUNOZ
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3–3:30 pm,
3:30–4 pm
Conceptual Portrait Lighting: Specializing in Light Quality and Control
Tuesday, March 8
11–11:30 am,
11:30–12 am
Conceptual Portrait Lighting: Specializing in Light Quality and Control
LOU FREEMAN
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1–1:30 pm,
1:30–2 pm
How to Light the Impossible
TOM + MARIO MUNOZ
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3–3:30 pm,
3:30–4 pm
Cinematic Posing and Lighting
PETE WRIGHT
Wednesday, March 9
11-11:30 am
Cinematic Posing and Lighting
PETE WRIGHT
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1–1:30 am,
1:30–2:00 pm
First Dance Lighting
MELODY HOOD
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PHOTOWALKS
Monday, March 9
6-7:30 pm
Balancing Ambient & Flash!
MICHAEL CORSENTINO
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6:30-8 pm
Off Camera Lighting on the Vegas Strip
MELODY HOOD
Tuesday, March 8
6–7:30 pm
Which Modifier Should I Use?
MICHAEL CORSENTINO
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Join us in Las Vegas at WPPI Conference + Expo
For a chance to win a Year’s Supply of ILFORD Paper and an Epson 3880 Printer*
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SMUGmug
MONDAY, MARCH 7TH
- 11:00 SmugMug 101
- 12:00 Smart Business Practices with guest Nicholas Pappagallo Jr.
- 1:00 SmugMug and Your Business
- 2.00 Workflow Made Easy with guest Vanessa Joy
- 3:00 SmugMug Lightroom plug-in training
TUESDAY, MARCH 8TH
- 11:00 SmugMug 101
- 12:00 See the Potential of Your Locations with guest Renee Robyn
- 1:00 SmugMug and Your Business
- 2.00 Lightroom Online Workflow with guest Jared Platt
- 3:00 SmugMug Lightroom plug-in training
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9TH
- 8:30 Renee Robyn’s Platform class: “PC72-Photoshop Toolkit Upgrade” in Room 309/310
- 10:15 SmugMug 101
- 11:00 Fabrication of a Fashion Editorial – From Plan To Post with guest Clay Cook
- 12:00 SmugMug and Your Business
- 1:00 Profit Follows Passion with guest Jessica Lark
- 2:00 SmugMug Lightroom plug-in training
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Hi Mark,
The promo code for a $20 WPPI Full Platform Pass has been reactivated for your use at the 2016 WPPI conference + expo.
These instructions must be followed by all students and educators from your school to attend WPPI.
Register for WPPI online https://registration.experientevent.com/ShowW…/default.aspx…
On the Attendee Profile page, near the bottom, registrants must select whether they are a student or educator
Enter the Promo code SNVstu in the Promo Code box near the bottom of the Attendee Profile page and click the button that says Submit Promo Code
These steps are very important.
Students and educators are required to provide proof of eligibility. They may register now online and bring the required credentials to the registration counter onsite at the MGM Grand.
Here’s a list of required credentials. However, they may also register onsite and provide the registration clerk with the promo code onsite. Proof of eligibility will still be required.
After registering online, each registrant should receive an email stating that their registration is pending approval of the required credentials. Just bring the credentials onsite. If you or your students have any issues onsite, please ask to speak with one of the registration managers, Ami Gilchrist or Brian Bazinet. They are aware of your group and this promo code.
Students - Two of the following qualifications must be received or shown onsite for approval:
• Current Student ID
• Current Class Schedule
• Proof of payment for current classes
Educators - The following qualifications must be received or shown onsite for approval:
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• Current paystub from educational institution
Enjoy the show!
Check out this Article in Vegas Seven this week, featuring a photo of Casey Jade's work and Jeff Knox. Go explore both of their images at Emergency Arts in Downtown Las Vegas.
520 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
http://www.studentartguide.com/articles/creative-photography-ideas
what might you want to explore?
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You might want to consider an email signature
http://www.yesware.com/blog/email-signature/
Thank You,
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The Professor
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http://iphonephotographyschool.com/100-best-apps/
Go make images!
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In this first of a series on the fine art of photo printing, we consider the value of prints in the digital age
Text & Photography By Jason Bradley
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http://msmagazine.com/blog/2016/01/05/as-subtle-as-the-pose/
are you thinking now?
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http://fotopus.com/family/kids/papercraft/
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Adobe:
Student pricing for Photoshop and Lightroom
Like These
Media Tech Facebook page - info about upcoming events at CSN and around town. Also info about photography, graphics and video.
http://www.facebook.com/CSNmediatech/
CSN Photo Club - online group only
https://www.facebook.com/groups/CSNPhotoClub/
CSN Alternative Photo Club - this group meets and works on projects
https://www.facebook.com/groups/AlternativeProcessPhotoClub/
http://lenscratch.com/2013/03/david-carol-interview-with-irreverent/
Friend him oh Facebook
http://peanutpressbooks.com/
Following David, 10-17-2015
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http://erickimphotography.com/blog/2013/03/26/10-lessons-william-klein-has-taught-me-about-street-photography/
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Hosted by The Community Tool Chest
Register Here: http://creativemornings.com/talks/yusuf-saad
I am looking forward to seeing your work this semester, so much new to explore!
If you are on Facebook feel free to friend me.
Join our CSN groups and pages
CSN, Media Tech page
https://www.facebook.com/pages/CSN-Media-Tech/128599889219
CSN Photo Club
https://www.facebook.com/groups/127001804025075/
CSN page
https://www.facebook.com/CSNNV?fref=ts
Look for new blog posts on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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I am attending a marketing workshop this week with Mary Virginia Swanson. Its been a few days of great info with a few days more to come. I'm looking forward to sharing my finds with you in the coming semester.
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Check out more videos here.
http://theartofphotography.tv/
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I saw Salt of the Earth an excellent film.
I hope you get to see it, I highly recommend the film!
Check out this Ted Talk.
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Check out more videos from DigitalRV TV
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuw8B6Uv0cMWtV5vbNpeH_A
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http://www.alldayeveryday.com/articles/sylvia-plachy
http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/03/03/a-refugee-embraces-a-visual-language/?_r=0
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Have a great summer session.
Here are the tutoring hours for summer.
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http://www.vervegallery.com/?p=artist_biography&a=MG&photographer=Misha%20Gordin
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http://cindysherman.com/art.shtml
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http://www.matthewmarks.com/new-york/artists/nan-goldin/
http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/mar/23/nan-goldin-photographer-wanted-get-high-early-age
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http://marjapirila.com/
http://marjapirila.com/camera_obscura.html
belkina.ru/
http://www.atgetphotography.com/The-Photographers/Robert-Frank.html
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http://www.getty.edu/art/exhibitions/adams/
http://johnpfahl.com/
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MSJPhotography (http://www.msjphotography.com)
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http://www.henricartierbresson.org/en/hcb/
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http://dieterdelathauwer.com/
http://www.quentindewispelaere.com/
http://penelopeumbrico.net/
REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR CAMERA!
Tues., March 24, 10am – 5pm and Wed., March 25 10am – 4pm.
Prizes will be awarded at 6pm Wed March 25 in room 1772.
Sigma Contest
The Judging –
PhotoVideoEDU, Sigma, B&C Camera and CSN faculty will do the judging. This will take place at the end of event Wednesday. We anticipate starting around 4:15pm so that we will have prize decisions for the awards ceremony in room 1772 starting at 6pm.
Categories/Prizes –
Grand Prize:
Best Of Show – Sigma 50mm f/1.4 ART lens valued at $949
1st Place:
People/Portraits – choice of PhotoVideoEDU prize, see poster for list
Architecture - choice of PhotoVideoEDU prize, see poster for list
Macro - choice of PhotoVideoEDU prize, see poster for list
Experimental/Creative - choice of PhotoVideoEDU prize, see poster for list
Product/Still Life - choice of PhotoVideoEDU prize, see poster for list
Nature/Plant/Wildlife - choice of PhotoVideoEDU prize, see poster for list
2nd Place:
same categories as above, a $25 gift card from B&C Camera
Rules
Must be a currently enrolled student at CSN (winning students will be verified).
Must leave a CSN ID when checking out any equipment (cameras, lenses, etc.)
Must return the equipment within the specified time frame (approx. 40min.)
Must shoot in JPEG mode ONLY in camera.
No external editing of the image, image is judged as is coming from the camera.
May only submit 1 image per category.
File naming upon downloading will be:
Category + last name + first name + student ID number
DEMOS:
Tues., March 24, 10am, room 1743 Brenda Hipsher – “Perfect Color”
Tues., March 24, 2pm, room 1790 Ryan Brown – “Wedding Photography” (live shoot)
Wed., March 25, 10am, room 1790 Ryan Brown – “Portrait Photography” (live shoot)
Wed., March 25, 2pm, room 1744 Brenda Hipsher – “Perfect Color”
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Miles Aldridge
http://timwalkerphotography.com
http://www.kylethompsonphotography.com
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http://www.dylanandjeni.com/
http://goo.gl/ucvKxO
1) The camera built in - A good go to - I love the Pano feature here.
2) Hipstamatic - Still a favorite of mine.
3) 645 PRO - You can shoot a TIFF here and I usually use this for B&W.
4) Snapseed - My go to for editing.
5) Camera+ - Love the effects and I play with Video here
6) FX Photo Studio - editing effects
7) Photofx - editing
8) Photoshop Touch - go explore it, let me know your thoughts
9) Camera Noir - B&W
10) VSCO Cam - I will be using this one when I upgrade my phone, gets great reviews
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http://www.nicolefranzen.com
http://hollyandres.com
Extra credit for attending the reception and sending me a photo by Feb 20, 2015
email to: [email protected]
Check out Linda's work here:
http://www.lindaalterwitz.com/
Smithsonian
Lawrence M. Small
http://www.moriphoto.com/project-diptychs-gallery/
Check out the diptychs!
Brooke Shaden is a fine art composite artist. She has a gift for seeing light and shadow. She operates a blog where she shares her art, process, and ideas. She is very open about the way she works and is willing to share. Despite her bright personality, her work tends to be dark. She promotes the idea that you do not need elaborate props to create art. She likes to bargain shop and also use simple materials to create dresses for herself and her models. She often uses different shots using motion to piece together the final outfit. Most often she shoots with a tripod, with herself as the subject. She also likes to use vertical panorama shots to create her backgrounds.
-Jennifer Thoreson http://jenniferhudsonfineart.com/
Jennifer Thoreson is a fine art portrait photographer and fine art composite artist. Jennifer photographs her objects with the lighting situation of her scene in mind. She will shoot hundreds of objects to piece together in the final series. Her medic series uses objects from World War 2 Technology. The set she constructed in a studio, specifically for that series. Jennifer has a way of building her models into the pose she is looking for. She does not say no, but simply moves to another poses. She progressively stretches her models into more challenging positions. She likes to photograph her subject in natural diffused light. She uses a white pop up gazebo and hangs canvas at the back.
Joel Grimes http://joelgrimes.com/Artist.asp?ArtistID=12191&Akey=P7FJP8B4
Joel Grimes is a Commercial portrait photographer. Joel’s images a crisp and sharp. His subjects are typically shot in studio using a 2 to 3 light set-up. He uses 2 strip lights with grids fore edge light and a soft box over head for fill. He then travels and shoots backdrops and later masterfully combines them in Photoshop.
Human Descent http://www.humandescent.com/
This Photoshop artist simply goes by the name Martin. He combines the faces and bodies of various animals. The results are whimsical and at times frightening. He is remarkably adept at seamlessly matching and blending animals together.
Jerry Uelsmann www.uelsmann.com
Jerry Uelsmann may well be considered the father of composite photography. Before the days of Photoshop, Uelsmann used darkroom techniques to blend images together. It is hard to imagine creating such amazing works without the benefit of a computer.
Maggie Taylor http://www.maggietaylor.com/
Maggie Taylor is an early pioneer of Composite Photographic fine art. She creates surreal, painterly pictures that hardly look like photographs.
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Inspiration: Finding inspiration was one of my most difficult task, I didn't want to feel I copied anyones art. In class, professor Protz helped me explore the art of many artist like Jerry Uelsmann and Jim Kazanjian. Exploring other artist has enabled me to expand upon what kind of artist I want to be. Brooke Shaden is one of my favorite photographers, she is a fine art, self-portrait artist. Her images inspire me because they tell a story, and that is what I try to do. I love the textures and painterly style she adds. I love her technique of photographing as well, she doesn't use flash photography, most images are shot with natural light, and taken at the golden hour.
Textures: for me, textures are the most import part to the finishing touches of my images. I use Jessica Drossin’s texture packs for most of my images, you can make your own as well. Just drag the texture layer on top of your image and change the blending mode to Multiply, Soft light. Overlay or Screen. You can change the opacity to your desired strength and use the brush tool to remove the layer off skin tones if you wish. If I am doing a series, I always use the same texture for each image.
When I am in the process of designing one of my images, I only use my own images (except the textures) and blend them together using the blending mode. I never know what is going to look good together. I do love to add birds to all my composites, but not all the time.
Tutorials: Phlearn and Joel Grimes on Youtube. I also get lots of free education from Creative Live.
Favorite keyboard short cut for Photoshop: moving through the blending modes. Select the move tool hold the shift key and click the plus or minus key.
Check out Julia's work: http://www.juliaanthonyphotography.com
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- https://www.creativelive.com - If there's one thing I know, it's that you should never stop learning. This site has tons of classes - some free and some you pay for - and a huge catalog of topics from inspiration to technique to business. The classes are taught by major industry professionals. It's an essential tool.
- http://www.wired.com/category/rawfile - This site is my go-to for seeing new innovative photo projects from all types of artists - commercial photographers, photojournalists, and fine art.
- http://www.thisiscolossal.com - This is a true art blog, with photography, design, and anything visual. Their posts are more imagery and minimal copy, and any type of creative would appreciate the site.
- http://www.jasminestarblog.com - Jasmine Star is one of the most popular names in wedding photography, and has become a major resource for other photographers who are starting their own businesses. Her blog is full of useful business tips, photo ideas and personal stories of owning a photography business.
- http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/reviews.htm - The reviews on this page are astoundingly thorough. I always check his review before I buy a new piece of equipment.
- https://fstoppers.com - Great mix of art projects, product reviews, editorial pieces from industry photographers and more. It's an all inclusive professional photographer's blog.
- http://www.stylemepretty.com - This blog is one of the most exclusive wedding blogs out there. Although it's made for consumers, it definitely helps me keep up on trends in my industry, what brides are looking for these days, and best of all - pose and shot ideas.
- http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com - Although I'm not a photojournalist myself, I love a good story. This blog is filled with the images images that have graced the pages of the NY Times and other photo-journalistic projects, old and new.
- http://petapixel.com - Another blog with a good mix of inspirational projects, gear reviews, tutorials and more. A good resource for any type of photographer.
- http://www.iheartfaces.com - This site includes portrait editing tutorials, photo contests, giveaways, equipment reviews and portrait inspiration. Some of the tutorials could be a bit basic for the advanced photographer, but it's still a good resource for portrait makers at any level.
- http://proof.nationalgeographic.com - For me and many other photographers, our first love of imagery started with seeing our parents' issues of National Geographic as kids. Since I also have a passion for travel and travel photography, this blog is inspiring and beautiful, and has great stories along with the images.
KRISTEN HANSEN
Owner & Photographer | KMH Photography LLC
e: [email protected] | p: 702 285 9588
kmh-photography.com | kmh-blog.com | facebook.com/kmh.photos
Expo March 2-4, 2015
Conference February 26- March 5, 2015
You must register in advance:
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with BEN WILLMORE - Jan 19-21 (Free)
https://www.creativelive.com/courses/photoshop-101-ben-willmore?utm_source=creativeLIVE&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=BenWillmoreJan15Live
Creative Live is a great resource for learning! Coming up Lindsay Adler Jan 26-28
https://www.creativelive.com/