The Boys at Baylor are at it again with a webcast through Extensis. They'll be sharing their wireless workflow to deliver photos for social media during sporting events. The webcast is on Tuesday January 27th at 2 pm Eastern.
John Alley, former director of University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Photo Services and longtime UPAA member and award winner, passed away on February 25, 2014. He was a member of the Milwaukee St.
South Side Group Of Black Children In Chicago At A Playground At 40th And Drexel Boulevard, 10/1973
SPEEDLIGHTING - Light is the Greatest Influence
A presentation by: Dave Black
Arlington National Cemetery - Photo by Dave Black
Lightpainting - Light Up Your World
The April 2014 Winners are in, Check them out at the Monthly Image Competition Page.
By Jaslyn Gilbert/Radford University
The Monthly Image Competition is heating up with the March winners that were just announced. Head on over to the MIC Page to see the top photos.
By Nick Romanenko, Rutgers University
Photos by Eric Bronson, University of Michigan
John A. Huffer, Ball State University Photographer
May 2,1959-Sept. 26, 2013
The UPAA Board of Directors was saddened to learn that John A. Huffer, Ball State university photographer and two-time UPAA Photographer of the Year (2003 & 2005), suddenly passed away on Sept. 26, 2013. He was 54 years old and is survived by his wife Pam and his two daughters, Emily and Jordan.
I’ve wanted to shoot a dancer on the water for the longest time, so when I found out that our Theatre Ballet would be presenting “Swan Lake”, I knew that I finally had my opportunity. Shani Robison, the Director of BYU’s Theatre Ballet, liked the concept and we set about to make it happen. My idea was to put the dancer on a platform about an inch below the water, and take the photo at sunset with a simple background. I used Google Earth to scout all the small lakes within an hour or so of campus, and I found one that was about 45 minutes away.
Oooh! That 'new toy' smell!
By Matt Cashore, University of Notre Dame
