Former UAHphoto student John Perry at work

Former UAH photo student now lives in Birmingham, Alabama working for Starnes Publishing, which puts out at least five local papers in that area. Here are some of his pictures from a surfing story.

Cuba: reconstructing memories

 Looking to take a field trip?
Photography professor José Betancourt has a show at the Tinney Contemporary in Nashville.

http://tinneycontemporary.com/

UAH Art Grad Tyler Gilmore gives a PixelStick demo

Thanks to former UAH photo student Tyler Gilmore for letting us play with the PixelStick.
This was a 6 second exposure with an off camera flash. In the back you can see the PixelStick image made by Tyler walking across the frame.
Pictured are members of the ARS350 class that have been working on lighting techniques.

http://www.thepixelstick.com/

The power of photography: time, morality and memory

Some good reading about our experience with photography.

Steve Pyke's New York studio wall of 'inspiration and influence'

http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/interactive/2013/may/19/power-photography-time-mortality-memory#blake-morrison

Historian Dr. Linda Gordon speaks at UAH Thursday, October 24th, 2013

NYU History Professor Dr. Linda Gordon will speak about Visual Democracy: How Dorothea Lange used Photography to promote equality.
The lecture will be held Thursday, October 24th in Shelby Center room 107 at 11:10am.

Her Honors lecture is based on her most recent book, Dorothea Lange: A Life Beyond Limits (2009), which won the Bancroft Prize for best book in US history and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Biography. 

Harrison Walker's BFA in Photography Exit Show opens today

Harrison will become the first BFA student in Photography to graduate since our new degree was implemented two years ago.
Come to his opening today from 2-6 at our Wilson Hall Gallery. The show will remain up until October 25, 2013.
More reception pictures to follow.

Gathering, Cyanotype on paper, 2012

Kenneth Lee website gives good info on Large Format lenses

 There is some good information on this page if you want to learn more about Large Format lenses.
These lenses would be used with 4x5 or larger cameras.
 For those of you that want to learn to use this type of camera you will need to take traditional Darkroom I (ARS352) and then Darkroom II (ARS452) where you will have a choice from 4x5 to 8x10 cameras.

UAHphoto student Addison Brown holding the Schneider Technika 165mm

http://www.kenleegallery.com/html/lenses/