This is an important time around our school. Our Career Training students have just started their five-month long journey into their photographic immersion with us. They are all bright-eyed and ready to be motivated and challenged. The halls are full of learning and I am so excited to have our instructors filling our classrooms with [...]
Robert Tangen left a comment on one of our blog articles stating, “One of my favorite self-assignments is to use only one lens or if [using] a zoom lens one [focal length] to shoot with for an entire day. It is a great exercise to make you use that lens to really see with and [...]
The May assignment was Changing Perspective. This assignment called for participating photographers to challenge themselves by photographing the same subject from different perspectives. By capturing a subject from differing angles and methods of composition the photographer influences how an audience interacts with and interprets the photograph. Each person was asked to submit three photographs for [...]
Around the time I started photographing more than 50 years ago, the kit lens that came with virtually very SLR was a 50 mm lens. (My first SLR, by the way, was a Mamiya 35 mm body with a Canon 50 mm F 1.8 lens.) For years a “good system” consisted of a 35 mm [...]
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