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A place for New Hampton School photography students to share their work, resources, and inspiration.
2011 Year in Review
How To
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light painting/night exposure
Pictures of the Week
Portraiture
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Visual Journalism
- intro to photojournalism
- Understanding the Basics of Photojournalism
- NPPA Code of Ethics
- photojournalism rules
- Photo Essay: What the World Eats
- NYT Lens Blog
- Jon Chase
- 2010 Year in Pictures NYT
- James Nachtwey Film
- In Public
- VII
- The Digital Journalist
- CPOY
- National Press Photographers Association
- NPPA's the best of photojournalism
- Reuters "the use of Photoshop"
- Reuters Value's and Standards
- 2005 Year in Pictures NYT
- tips for making strong images
- Dick Kraus
- Lori Duff
- Preston Gannaway
- Ramsay de Give
- Ramsay de Give '04
Control of Media
Links to Photographic Inspiration
Alternative Process
fauxtography
Collage/Multi media
Blogs to Browse
And More
- Cambridge Photoshop tutorials
- MSNBC the week in pictures
- TIMES pictures of the week
- Photoshop tutorials
- Center for Fine Art Photography
- What the Duck
- The Media Today: Truth or Lies
- Digital Infrared Resource
- Project Censored
- Abelardo Morell
- NHS Arts Showcase
- Amy Wilson
- NHS "cool blogs"
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- WOW!
- C Block Photos of the Week for Tuesday 2/2
- B Block photos of the week 2/1
- Arts Foundation: Photos of the Week, January 30
- Scholastic Art Awards! Congratulations to these a...
- The First Year/ The White House
- Arts Foundations Saturday, January 23 Photos of th...
- C Block Photos of the Week for Tuesday 1/19
- B Block photos of the week 1/18
- Arts Foundation: Photos of the Week
- "My passion has never been for photography 'in it...
- painting the developer
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16 comments:
I chose this picture because I think it is a strong portrait. I appreciate the fact that I can see her living environment without too much detail. She has so much attitude and intensity.
Amy Wilson
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This picture is of a Tibetan monk spinning a prayer wheel; it shows a different type of religion that seems to rely on chance, which I find interesting.
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This picture shows the extent that oil mining impacts the atmosphere and pollutes the Earth. The smoke and fumes from the mining seep into the atmosphere every day.
This picture jsut blew my mind! I'm just wondering how the it happened and why isn't anything like that in the US?
The Question is Why? and Where can I get one? You decide!
I like this photo because This picture looks like one part of old movie. and she looks happy so I choose this photo
I choose this photo because it also looks like one part of old movie. and nature is very beautiful. Also I like black pictures.
This picture is like one part of the old movie. So I choose this picture.
p.s I like pictures that no color.
Victims of the earthquake at Port-au-Prince.
The rain emphasizes the coldness of industry.
i chose this picture because i like the contrast with the snow and water. the woman is running along the Spree River.
I chose this picture because of the way the shadows are and the mystery that goes along with it. The model is wearing a piece from the Espaco Fashion collection at the Fashion Rio Fall Winter 2010. She's intense and unknown.
i choose this because even with all of the bad things happening in Haiti, people still have time to take pictures and express themselves.
i choose this because i liked how the manatee looks so peaceful and the fish look like they are in a hury
I choose these pictures because they are sad and show how there are much bigger problems in the world then the ones we deal with today.
I picked this picture for the same reason as the other
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