My website as of October 1st 2009
October 2, 2009 at 2:13 am (Digital Portfolio)
Tags: 2009, Digital Portfolio, screen capture, ucmo, website, website style
My website.
September 16, 2009 at 4:21 pm (Digital Portfolio)
Here is my current website, loaded on the UCM servers.
Website in progress
September 9, 2009 at 4:03 pm (Digital Portfolio)
Tags: screengrabs, website
This is my website in progress, here you can see the index page.
This is a screen grab of the Kuler color theme I’m using on my website in progress.
Digital Portfolio Website Review part 2
August 23, 2009 at 10:32 pm (Digital Portfolio)
Tags: 2009, assignment, Digital Portfolio, travel photography, ucm, ucmo, website style
Gavin Gough’s website is colorful, uses simple backgrounds to keep focus on the image, and is a ProPhoto Blogsite. Click picture for site.
Ferenc Ecseki’s website is more of a blog, and can be a little overwhelming at first. It allows you to use it as a news outlet for information solely on him however. Click picture for site.
Wilmar’s site is pleasing to the eye, and by using a search engine you can easily find images containing things you’d like to use. This allows for much more ease of use than regular galleries. Click picture for site.
Digital Portfolio, Website review
August 20, 2009 at 10:05 pm (Digital Portfolio)
Tags: 2009, Digital Portfolio, photography, travel photography, ucm, website style
Three travel photographer’s websites to review and examine the style on.
Dario Endara has a wonderful use of color and design on his website, and the music playing in the background is a wonderful touch. The site itself is made by Miguel Endara. The short intro to Dario’s site is very plain however. Click the image to go to his site.
Remi Benali’s website is simple and functional, the best part being that it draws attention to the colorful examples of his work and not to the site itself. The design is by Didier Laget. The news on the front page is a nice touch for return visitors. Click the image to go to his site.
Darwin Wiggett’s site is very spartan and functional, emphasizing his work with the changing main image. The design is by WideRange Galleries. The introduction is a bit generic, but again draws emphasis to his colorful images rather than the site itself. Click the image to go to the site.
Q-flash In Class Excercise
March 10, 2009 at 9:09 pm (Editorial)
Tags: Editorial, excercise, flash, ucmo
We took some flash units out and did an excercise around campus. I checked out a Canon d30 in order to take these, and a classmate sat in as my model.
Editorial Assignment 3 Event
March 1, 2009 at 11:00 pm (Editorial)
Tags: assignment, band, chelsea, Editorial, event, fundraiser, holden, ucm
My girlfriend’s sister Chelsea is going to Ireland over the summer. In order to raise funds, her mother, her grandmother, and family friends, had a fundraiser at the local community center in Holden Missouri. These are some of the pictures I took for this event.
Editorial field trip.
February 24, 2009 at 9:20 pm (Editorial)
Tags: basketball, Editorial, sports, ucmo
We took a field trip down to the UCM gym to photograph the Mules basketball team during a practice. These are some of the best shots I made.
Editorial Assignment 1 Food
February 3, 2009 at 9:53 pm (Editorial)
Tags: 2009, assignment, bbq, Editorial, food, ucm
This was a photo shoot done in a home studio using tungsten lighting. The food was purchased from Perry Fosters’ BBQ in Warrensburg, Missouri. The wine seen in the background is Zolo 2002. The camera used was a Sony Alpha 200.
Editorial Screen Capture assignment 2
January 25, 2009 at 10:10 pm (Editorial)
Tags: assignment, Editorial, event, fashion, portrait, screen capture, ucm
Steve Puppe, working in editorial portraiture, has a characteristic motion blur effect. This, along with highly saturated photos, create a distinct visual impression of his work.
Stephen Dantzig’s editorial fashion photography uses local models and local locales to bring out the unique feeling of the tropical Hawaiian setting. This, combined with the choice of clothing, expresses the fashion as being best suited for his locale.
Rick Olivier’s editorial event photography combines muted color palettes and unique New Orleans situations to bring about a nostalgic feeling to each piece of work.
