Posts Tagged ‘Advanced Techniques in Photojournalism’

Final Project: "In the Footsteps of History: The Coalition of Historical Trekkers"

Ahhhh… The end of the semester.  We finally finished putting together our audio slideshow for our final project in Advanced Techniques in Photojournalism.  As you may remember, Joel, Vivian, Sarah, and I went to the National Gathering of The Coalition of Historical Trekkers last month and spent two days photographing the event.  I can’t tell […]


Advanced Techniques Class: Painting With Light

You may have seen some of my previous “painting with light” pictures that I did last semester (and this one too). Well, lucky me, I actually get to do it for a grade this time in my Advanced Techniques class.  Along with my group members Chelsea, Elisa, and Darren (and Jason came along to help […]


Advanced Techniques Class: Multiple Flash

As if one flash wasn’t enough, now we had to venture out with multiple flashes!!! I was pretty pressed for time on this assignment because I spent the weekend shooting for my final project.  So, I could have done better, but I am not too disappointed with what I got.  Here are two selects from […]


Flash Color Correction Assignment

This is the photo I am turning in for our flash color correction assignment.  Basically, every type of light bulb emits a different colorcast.  Flourescent lights have a green cast, a normal light bulb has a orange cast and daylight / my flash has a blue cast.  In this assignment we had to put the […]


Classmate Project Part 2: Video Interview

This video was the second part of my classmate project for Advanced Techniques in Photojournalism.  We all had to ask each other the same question– “What is the weirdest food you have ever eaten?”  The point was to get people comfortable with video cameras, video lighting and editing.  Enjoy this brilliant piece of cinematic art: […]


Dog Days of Early March

So my next assignment in Advanced Techniques is the single flash assignment.  Normally, I avoid using a flash at all costs.  I like using ambient light and I think a flash is distracting and I usually prefer blending into the background.  But, since I don’t really have a choice with this assignment, I headed out […]


Advanced Techniques Class: Classmate Portrait

The second assignment in my Advanced Techniques was the classmate portrait.  My partner was fellow grad student Michelle Peltier. I think the studio is big and scary because until last week, my studio experience was a bit lacking.  It was fun to experiment with different lighting setups (see diagrams below).  It is very hard to […]