Posed portraits of individuals or groups, in the studio, on your campus, or elsewhere in a university or college-related situation. The subject must be aware that they are being photographed. Other more candid “portraits” belong in the NEWS & COLLEGE LIFE category. Basic retouching/editing is permitted.
Tintype artist Amanda Corbett spends a few minutes with her subjects in taking an old-fashioned tintype on an aluminum plate. Using 150 year-old processes, Corbett specializes on impressing her subjects with the age-old pictures.
Sean Carney, the Padnos Distinguished Artist-in-Residence, poses for a portrait outside the Calder Art Center September 1. “I want to embolden students to break new artistic ground. If a student goes really big or wild on an assignment and it totally crashes, that's not such a bad thing. We can always reflect critically, revise, and then finesse new processes on the next project,” Carney said.
New president and vice-president o the African Student Organization.
A performer sports a unique illuminated outfit during Hancher Illuminated.
Dr. Mark Cichon, Professor and Chair of Loyola's Department of Emergency Medicine, stands at his emergency operating table and reflects on the spike in gun violence in Chicago this year—in just half a year, the amount of homicides has already surpassed 2020. Dr. Cichon, along with other Loyola staff, started Loyola Stands, which aims to address gun violence in Chicago.
UK sophomore Keaton Daniel won the SEC pole vault champion ship and finished third in the olympic trials.
Studio portrait for a commencement profile.
Husband and wife School of Engineering and Technology graduates celebrate their joint success with a kiss.