So I work at Newcastle Golf Course every summer and I really enjoy looking at the photography that Azzura does for weddings here. I think they always do such a nice job. This golf course is really popular, known for its elegance and the outstanding view of downtown seattle, downtown bellevue and lake washington. Sunsets here are breathtaking! check it out!
http://www.newcastleevents.com/gallery-distinct/
Today, in the city on the day of Seijin-Shiki, you see many women wearing long sleeve Kimono called “Furi-sode”, meaning swinging sleeves. Men wear Mon-tuki Hakama, the Kimono of his family crest, and Hakama worn over Kimono, which is tied at the waist and falls to the ankles.
It is tradition that once you turn 20, you go and get dressed in these Kimonos and photographed. So here are my photos for when I turned 20!! Just wanted to share 🙂
“These psychedelic ‘light paintings’ look like
the sort of trippy visuals that might be experienced by those under the
influence of hallucinogenic
drugs. However, they are not the result of drugs – or
even computer wizardry or camera trickery – but a photographic technique called
long exposure .”
^^^This quote made me laugh.
There’s an art show/event this coming saturday if anyone’s interested (and has the money…). Might be interesting?
Travel Photography with David Scherrer
Saturday, June 4 8:00a to 5:00p
atWhatcom Museum Lightcatcher Building,Bellingham,WA
Price: $80 / $70 For Museum members
Phone: 360/778-7000
Age Suitability:None Specified
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Day-long workshop addresses the various challenges and pleasures encountered in traveling with a camera. Instructor, David Scherrer will discuss equipment, basic camera usage and technique. He will present a slide show of his photos taken in Turkey, Ireland, and France. Students should bring examples of their own travel photos to share with the class and photography gear. Register through Bellingham Parks & Recreation by June 1.
Read more: http://calendar.bellinghamherald.com/bellingham-wa/events/show/170073005-travel-photography-with-david-scherrer#ixzz1O0gNbX5R
http://keoneill.blogspot.com/2010/01/cyanotypes-on-silk.html
I personally like the aquatic series
Hey guys! So a really good friend of mine recently created his own website with all of his work on it. He shoots portraits, fashion, film…etc. You can view it at:
http://www.theafterhourphoto.com/
His name is Amir Zahed. He is a junior at UW. He’s also into music with two of his other friends. They have a CD and like to shoot music videos. One of their music videos is posted under ‘film’ titled “snow day” so if you’re interested in film production, I would check it out!
If you like his work, you can like it on facebook or twitter..
But yeah, he’s just another student who’s got a deep passion for photography and is gradually growing. I thought this could be inspirational 🙂
This is a photographer based in New York. He works both in fine arts and editorial photography.
Most of his work is capturing expression of the human condition, the fluidity of life and the beauty of collective experience.
He’s currently completing the Photo Global program at the School of Visual Arts and working towards several exhibitions planned for 2011.
http://www.simonlewisstudio.com/#
Since this is what we’re going to be doing this week thought this website would be helpful for everyone who has not done Portrait photography before. Its got advice/tips for clothing, catchlight, posing…etc.
ch-ch-check it outtt 🙂
http://www.paulpolitis.com/bwgallery/night/
Just wanted to share this link..I really like his work. I know we’re done with the day/night project but he has some cool black and white night photography as well as other categories so check them out when you guys have time!