Announcing the 2012 UPAA Symposium
The 51st University Photographers Association of America (UPAA) Symposium will be held at the Miami University campus in Oxford, Ohio, June 18-23, 2012.
Catching up with Robert Seale
Fitness model Liz Jackson at the Bonneville Salt Flats near Wendover, Utah on Sunday, June 27, 2011. © 2011 Robert Seale
Radio Controlled TTL – RadioPoppers Review
By Mark Carriveau, Elgin Community College
Radiopopper Transmitter and Receiver - Photo by Mark Carriveau/Elgin Community College
A Useful Sports Coat - Really
By Robert Jordan, University of Mississippi
November MIC Winners
"Transformation" - Photo by Mark A. Philbrick/BYU
Behind the Scenes with "Hackers"
An Invitation - Baylor Photography
Homecoming is always a stressful time for a University Photographer. Every year there seem to be more and more events to shoot, and never enough time to do them justice.2012 Symposium Dates
Good Afternoon to everyone out there!!!September MIC Winners
Leap - Photo by Mark A. Philbrick/BYU
Halloween Fun at Radford University
This is not your every day admissions piece. In fact, it is one that only works for one day out the year, specifically October 31st.Behind The Scenes of "Center Stage"
One of my favorite images from the Summer MIC is Michael Lewis' "Center Stage" which took first place in the Features and Illustrations category. I thought it would be fun to have him explain where he got the idea for this image and how he shot it. Here is the explanation from Michael Lewis and his student Doug McKay:
Move-In Day at The University of St. Thomas
Photographer Mike Ekern is always trying to find interesting ways to do things at the University of St. Thomas. Using a GoPro and a few Canon 5d Mark II cameras triggered by an intervalometer, he created this cool Move-In day video. Check out more of his videos at: http://www.youtube.com/user/universityofstthomas
Summer MIC Winners
"Burning Sky" by Chris Radcliffe, Eastern Kentucky University.
9/11: Looking Back then Moving Forward
How do you commemorate the tenth anniversary of the darkest day of our generation? We've struggled with this question over the past few weeks. Most of the students at our Universities were far to young to appreciate the magnitude of September 11th, yet their world is largely shaped by the effects of it. The rest of us remember it far to vividly.
Ten Years Later - Remembering 9/11