So. Most of us made it through February, hip deep but happy. Spring training is underway, America’s robin redbreast of optimism and of good twilights for shooting. But all is not well in terms of “exposure.”
First, read Noah Vaugn’s rationale for not giving one’s work away, at http://photoprofessionals.wordpress.com/
Now, order a pizza and wallow in this for a while: Seth Anderson’s No You Cannot Have My Photo For Free.
Cameron Cavida, Kris Coll, Delainy Grube, Allison Howard, Scott McKellin, Jack O’Connor, and Teegan Shultz have been selected to join Emma Felice, Kendall Free, Lindsey Lambert, Marissa Miller, and Alicia Parrish in next year’s 2-D Design Studio! Congratulations!
A Philadelphia pharmacist beat Sir Paul by, oh, 125 years or so. The exposure was 50-60 times longer.
There was work from Michael Arimond, Thomas Balsamo, Jade Bartlett, Nina Blinick, Ann Braden, Yessica Buenrostro, Lynn Bulgrin, Erin Calfa Weide, Rachel Canter, Christine Claypoole, Maria Creyts Ogedengbe, Aurelien D’Anglejan, Jessica Dietzen, Jeffrey Dionesotes, Amee Ellis, Amy Feit, Veronica Vergoth Falandino, Erin Fennell McCarthy, and Tim Fitzgerald.
Kyle Flubacker, Luke Fowler, Mark Freda, Greg Garre, Missy Gdula Booth, Matt Gillogly, Janet Garstka, Mike Grosspietsch, Kasia Gutkowska, Kate Haas, Rich Hacker, Suzanne Hader, Stephen Hamilton, Kristen Hanson, Alison Hargreaves, Stephani Hargreaves, Amanda Hein, Molly Hendrickson, Amanda Henry, and Lisa Hodges.
Katie Hovland, Vlad Ionescu, Tony Johansson, Kim Johnson Lange, Britt Jones, Christine Jung, Marina Karamanis, Eddie Kemper, Pete Kerns, Allison King, Jeff King, Teri Knecht, Jessen Koelling, Olivia Kottke, Carleigh Krug, Erika Kubick, Kristin Kuhn, Lisa Collins Kurtz, and Dana Lambert.
Stephanie Larson, Kathy Leedstrom, Susan Listhartke, Colleen Logue, Cody Lundmark, Kaitlin Lyngaas, Suzanne Mikosz Marki, Bob Masters, Aimee Mazzenga, Noel McCarthy, Matt McCune, Ian McDermott, Maureen McKenna, Susan McNamara, Catherine Mehringer, Paige Rogers Meagher, Jim Merriman, Joanna Metzler, Jason Mickey, and Jen Miely.
Kayla Mizanin, John Molitor, Vicky Molitor, J. Morton, Cheryl Murphy Brownell, Justin Murphy, Chad Nason, Kendall Nellis, Kate O’Hara, Laura Slack Pagel, Christine Paulus, Sharon Payne, Kara Pearson, Alyssa Pesavento, Jennifer Polachek, Kim Radosh, Margaret Rajic, Mike Reilly, Danielle Riendeau, and Michael Rizzo.
Belen Romero, Tom Root, Kathy Ruck, Rob Schuttler, Whitney Schwartz, Danielle Sepanik, Doug Seyfarth, Carrie Shabino, Steve Shanfeld, Kim Sheppard, Karlie Shields, Jamie Silver, Kelly Skibiski, Lisa Meinhard Sly, Clair Smith, Paige Spangler, Kelly Stachura, Samantha Stevens, Lauren Stromberg, and Mary Tasch Bosco.
Mallory Taub, Christina Taylor Bertinelli, Katie Thompson, Kathy Wallace, Erin Watersho, Eliza Lowry White, Rhonda Willis, Vanessa Ysais, Rachel Zimmerman.
Reception pictures courtesy of Evie, Kelly, Linda, and Lynn; more, by Susan McConnell, at http://www.qbmag.co/qb_nd13/index.php#/136
See also https://www.facebook.com/#!/bhsphoto
On her fifth try over 35 years Ms. Nyad was able to swim from Cuba to Florida, in just under 53 hours.
“I have three messages. One is we should never, ever give up. Two is you never are too old to chase your dreams. Three is it looks like a solitary sport but it takes a team.”
http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/breaking/chi-chicago-sun-times-photo-20130530,0,4361142.story
…including: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_H._White_(photojournalist)
Yikes. We concurred this afternoon, in the Heart Office at the Huge School, that we automatically recoil from news video.
But wait: is this coincidence, or is it a case of waiting for a shoe to drop? The mind boggles. (I feel like I got the scoop.)
Mama, don’t take my monochrome away.
Who can spot the wrongo dongo in this video (whose narration becomes unnecessarily dense over time)?
P.S.: There’s a reward in it for ya.
Here is a terrific document, unearthed by Ms H. the other day. When you click on these images, they are close to actual size on your laptop screen.
Physiography! Caesar! Shorthand! Civics! (I maintain that Civics should return to the curriculum.) I don’t know what enrollment was, but it had to be under 50 students: the town population was around 1750.
For perspective, consider that Armistice Day, occurring at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month to mark the end of “the war to end all wars,” had yet to occur.
As Wikipedia would say: “Citation needed.”
What’s missing from the curriculum? (Hint: it begins with “A”).
Creative Camerawork 