The Art of the Personal Project: Scott Montgomery
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NEW BLOG SITE!!!
Take note...this blog is being replaced by a new improved model with more info and more people involved. I would strongly encourage our followers to follow the new address as this will no longer be update...
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Friday, January 15, 2010
APA - HOST BROWN BAG EVENT
APA|DC Presents our January Brown Bag Discussion
Let’s Talk Equipment
As photographers we all have questions regarding which equipment is best suited for our creative/productive needs. Many times it's difficult to wade through marketing hype/sales pitches and get real world answers from knowledgeable professionals with a broad range of experience and understanding of our profession.
Hitting the wall with your current system? Wanting to upgrade and looking for practical advice? Searching for medium/large format solutions under $10k? New video capable DSLRs? Printers? Data storage systems? Other cool photo gadgets?
With our next APA/DC Brown Bag Meeting we have created a unique opportunity. Steve Hendrix withCapture Integration has agreed to participate and share his unique insight into our professional needs and answer any questions we may have. Let’s discuss topics such as Data Storage/Management, Creative/Productive Applications, Monitors, Calibration, Printers, Workflow, Video and more. Learn what’s new and exciting.
As with all APA/DC Brown Bag Meetings this will be an informal discussion where all participate and share their experience. Come ask questions, share what’s working for you, have fun, and get motivated in the New Year!
As photographers we all have questions regarding which equipment is best suited for our creative/productive needs. Many times it's difficult to wade through marketing hype/sales pitches and get real world answers from knowledgeable professionals with a broad range of experience and understanding of our profession.
Hitting the wall with your current system? Wanting to upgrade and looking for practical advice? Searching for medium/large format solutions under $10k? New video capable DSLRs? Printers? Data storage systems? Other cool photo gadgets?
With our next APA/DC Brown Bag Meeting we have created a unique opportunity. Steve Hendrix withCapture Integration has agreed to participate and share his unique insight into our professional needs and answer any questions we may have. Let’s discuss topics such as Data Storage/Management, Creative/Productive Applications, Monitors, Calibration, Printers, Workflow, Video and more. Learn what’s new and exciting.
As with all APA/DC Brown Bag Meetings this will be an informal discussion where all participate and share their experience. Come ask questions, share what’s working for you, have fun, and get motivated in the New Year!
Next Week
Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Topic: Let's Talk Equipment
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Topic: Let's Talk Equipment
Renée Comet Studio
2141 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Suite I (eye)
Washington, DC 2007
FREE for APA members
$10 cash at the door for non-APA members
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
SHOWCASE SERIES CONTINUES AT CDIA
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COME JOIN THE CONVERSATION ON USING BLACK AND WHITE AS A CREATIVE ELEMENT IN YOUR IMAGE MAKING PROCESS. CHRIS WILL WALK THROUGH SOME CREATIVE PROCESSING TECHNIQUES IN GETTING THE RESULTS YOU MAY BE LOOKING FOR IN CONVERTING TO BLACK AND WHITE. ALL ARE WELCOME AND THERE IS NO FEE.Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Monday, December 7, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
Saturday, October 31, 2009
DC FotoWeek - PHOTO BASH AT CDIA
November 8th 4:00 - 8:00
CDIA, 1055 Thomas Jefferson Street, NW DC
Music by Joe Gonzales
Refreshments
3 demo shoot...
1 - Bride and Groom Portraits by Joey Pulone (4:00)
2 - Motion and Emotion of Dance by Chris Alvanas (5:30)
3 - Fashion and the Portrait by Vincent Ricardel (7:00)
Each shoot will include a brief 15-30 minute demo and then the set is open to anyone who wants to shoot with a pro's assistance and on a pro set. This event is free and not limited to CDIA students or graduated. All welcome, no seats or lectures, just a fun learning experience with photography.
Cheers
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
DC FOTO WEEK EVENT
‘Night Visions’ Exhibition Pulls All-Nighter for Area Photographers, Offering Guaranteed Georgetown Display Drawing on the huge success of last year’s inaugural celebration of photography, FotoWeek/DC will this year host “N ight Visions,” an open-to-all-comers exhibition, the very content of which will not be determined until the end of a frenzied all- night shoot and editing session centered in, though not limited to, Washington, DC.
The purpose of the “Night Visions” exhibition is to recreate the adrenalin rush of a photo student’s end-of-term all- nighter or a professional’s laser-focused intensity against a drop- dead deadline.
“It’s all about sucking it up, creating an image, meeting the deadline and doing something great,” declared Washington photographer Peter Garfield, one of "Night Visions" originators. Images selected by a team of veteran, nationally known photography editors will be printed and displayed—literally within hours of their selection—at FotoWeek Central 1, 3338 M Street NW in Georgetown during an all-night edit-cum-photo-party featuring free snacks, coffee, music and a cash bar.
Editors to date: (Bonnie Stutski(Smithsonian Magazine) Nadia Hughes(National Geographic) David Hicks (Washingtonian) Jayme Mclellen( Civilian Art Projects Gallery DC)
Photos will be on display for a week. Everyone who takes part in “Night Visions” is guaranteed a spot on the wall. The concept is simple; the rules minimal:
Any participant, amateur, student or professional, will be asked to submit up to 30 digital images created during the hours from sundown to sun-up Saturday night, November 7th. from which one will be selected for display. All forms of photography are eligible: landscape, still life, portraiture, documentary—you name it. Though most images are likely to be made in the Washington area, there are no restrictions here either—just that every photo be made that night.
Once finished, the photographer will be required to hand-carry the digital images (in camera, or on disk,) to FotoWeek Central where they will be downloaded and displayed to a panel of photo editors, rotating throughout the night between the hours of 6pm Saturday the 7th until 6am, Sunday the 8th. The editors will select one great image from each photographer’s take to be printed and displayed during a week-long celebration of the Washington area’s local photography talent.
“We want this to be the shared experience of a photo class or a photo shoot, in which everyone gets together, talking photography and meeting their colleagues in a great atmosphere –and at a great party.” Peter Garfield said.
Registration: www.fotoweekdc.org
[The “Night Visions” exhibition is made possible by the generous support of Mac Business Solutions , as well as by generous grants from Canon, Epson and Apple.]
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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