Showing posts with label project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label project. Show all posts

1.20.2012

Project winners!

The students in FA382 worked on semester-long self-assigned projects. In December, they were fortunate to have their work juried by Alison Zavos, creater and editor of Feature Shoot. Alison is an important figure in the world of contemporary online photography. She viewed the work of each student on the class website, www.miadfa382.com.

As in previous years, the generosity of several companies made the competition that much more interesting. liveBooks donated a liveBooks.edu website, and Think Tank donated one of their Retrospective 30 bags.

Alison's pick for the overall winner was Kelly Peloza, for her series, rose-tinted. Her pick for a runner up was Briana Prudhomme, for her series, Ephemeral Appreciation. Thank you, Alison and congratulations, Kelly and Briana!






















© Kelly Peloza






















© Kelly Peloza






















© Briana Prudhomme






















© Briana Prudhomme

12.20.2010

Project competition winners!

David Bram of Fraction Magazine has selected our top 3 students in the semester-long project competition, juried from our class website: miadfa382.com. The winners are:























© Julia Kozerski

1. Julia Kozerski, for her project Truth.
David's comments: Often, a self portrait can leave lots of questions for the viewer. But a self portrait of one's naked body, leaves no questions whatsoever. This work is amazingly brave, honest and beautiful and deserves lots of recognition.























© Megan Ramminger

2. Megan Ramminger, for her project, In My Eyes.
David's comments: I think this is a clever take on a technique/style that has been used often in photography. It's easy to see (no pun intended) that these photographs are your own and I look forward to seeing where you go with this.
















© Joshua Ballew

3. Joshua Ballew, for his project, Up For Grabs.
David's comments: I'm always intrigued by what people toss away. These are smart little portraits of things that people paid for, owned and then just threw away. This is a tough topic that could be poorly executed.

Julia wins a liveBooks.edu website, and Megan and Joshua will receive Pina Zangaro portfolios from PZ DIRECT. In addition, we drew class member Olivia Obluck-Zager's name, who won a Shape Shifter backpack from Think Tank Photo. Thanks again to David Bram and these generous companies, who made our project competition additionally special!

10.04.2010

Project: Incomplete Imperfect Impermanent




















Impermanent @ Marta Shumylo

Some moments are just too precious to risk not remembering and I use photography to freeze an instant, make a physical memory, something that can be remembered and shared. I am troubled by impermanence of all things in life. When it comes to expressing myself, photography being my medium of choice is an obvious preference, my camera lets me make specific moments somewhat immortal. My Incomplete Imperfect Impermanent project is about embracing and defining these specific elements.