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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
Photo Contests list
Blog Archive
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- INSPIRATION : SEE & FEEL
- "A Day in the Life" of NHS students
- INSPIRATION: Landscape
- Inspiration: Abelardo Morell
- snow design
- snow design
- snow design
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Mens Varsity B Basketball
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Laser Tag
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Dodgeball
- WINTER CARNIVAL: JV Women's Basketball
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Texas Hold 'em
- WINTER CARNIVAL: Biggest Eating Contest
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10 comments:
I enjoy this photographers work because, alto it does not stand out like other landscape photographers, his use of colors and image space is really good and his panoramic series almost seem to not be panoramic due to his amazing attention to detail.
Jón Óskar is a interest of me because he mainly focuses on water and who doesn't love water. The way he captures waterfalls makes me feel as though I can hear it and just imagine the mist stinging me face as I stare down a great power.
beautiful photos, love how some of the photos of beaches have soft focus water. :)
The photographer that I chose to share is Filip Molcan. His work interest me, because if you go on his website, you will see that he has a great variety in his photos, and no two of his pics are the same. Not only does Filip Molcan have a great amount of different pictures, they all were able to catch my interest.
i really love this photo because it tells a story of japanese history in the back round, the Sakura flowers also, give the photo a beautiful fame to the photo.
This Photographer, David Michael Kennedy, inspired me with his work mostly because of his composition in all of his photos. Each picture is interesting and different to look at. Particularly in this picture i like how the light is coming up from behind the teepees and how it causes them to be in a shadow, therefore completely black. i also really like how the cloud is in the picture, as it adds interesting composition to the photo.
i like how he got the angle to take this picture. Must have been in a helicopter or on top of a peak across from the waterfall.
This Artist is not only a photographer but also a painter. He works in photoshop for his paintings and takes landscapes across the country. he is a canon photographer and if you look through his album, he has many photos of similar locations but no two photos are the same.
These landscape photo are so beautiful and creativity. Because the photographer took these photos in China that also make me feel familiar with it. I like these strong feeling and contrast pics.
David Loftus specializes in panoramic landscapes. His work mainly features the coastline and countryside of Ireland. His shots are mostly centered and balanced, but are gorgeously colored and full of detail that keeps your eye scanning the image.
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