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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
Copyright
light painting/night exposure
Pictures of the Week
Portraiture
Landscape
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"
- developing chart
- AP Central
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January
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- WINTER CARNIVAL: Biggest Eating Contest
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Assortmen of Events
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Preview of The Complete Works of ...
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Women's Varsity Hockey
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Men's Varsity Hockey
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Magician
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Head Shots from The Complete Work...
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Men's Varsity A Basketball
- WINTER CARNIVAL: School Meeting 1/28
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Men's Varsity A Basketball
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Dodgeball
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Chubby Bunny/ Hat Day
- first story
- and more stories!
- more stories
- first stories
- first story
- first stories
- Horse in Snow
- Bill Eppridge - History in the Making
- A Block Photojournalism: Our top picks
- C block Photojournalism: Our top picks
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12 comments:
Top Photos
I Love the New York City Photo Because Its of fashion and fashion is a big deal for me its like a obesseion
Top Photos
Zebra photo is very good and classic looking because its black and white and there are other zebras in the backround fadding into the white dust. the zebra is also is in a perfect pose were its hard sometimes to take.
I really love the placement of the man in the hole from a bullet. Also I like how because of the glass the outdoors from the hole look brighter while the rest of the shot is darkened or dimmed by the glass.
i like this photo because it drastically shows how harsh living conditions can be for the poor in developing countries.
The photo confuses me, it looks like the trash had been spilled out into the open street with no one attempting to fix the problem
I agree with Cara on the New York City photo. I think its very stylish. Creative.
I think out of this set number six is the one that I like the most. Not only is the totally snow covered landscape beautiful to look at but also the man in the photo looks as if he is taking photos. Showing that during a blizzard such as the one depicted many people may find it a bad thing but some find beauty and love the new look on their surroundings.
birds hanging on a vertical string, never knew they could do that
A conference showed by a military group in the mid east. You can see a lot of microphone in front of the speaking people. It is funny but it also showed that people really care about the political situation in the mid east asia.
This is cool, what was the assignment?
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