New Jersey City University Photography/ Imaging

Heads up Documentary students! An interesting event!

2007-02-05T21:39:00.000-08:00

Friday February 23, 7:00 pm $5.00

This ICP Event will take place at:
The New School, Swayduck Auditorium, 65 Fifth Avenue, ground floor

The panelists include: Alexandra Boulat/VII; Michael Robinson Chavez/Washington Post; Issa Freij/Filmmaker & CBS Cameraman; Heidi Levine/Sipa Press; and Shaul Schwarz/Getty Images and more.

Amidst heated public debate over their coverage of events in Israel, Palestine, and Lebanon, five photographers working in the Middle East come together to address the controversy.

Organized by the International Center of Photography, and moderated by photo editor and ICP Chair of Photojournalism and Documentary Photography, Alison Morley, this evening dialogue will examine the difficulty of interpreting both sides of an emotional story, through the eyes of photojournalists who live and work in these conflict areas.

For more information call the ICP Education Department
at (212) 857-0001

Spring '07 is here!

2007-02-05T08:58:00.000-08:00

Welcome to all the newcomers!
This blog is for you photo students. Make use of it. submit work and expand your circle of critique.
also some changes for this semester!
We will also use this site as an extension of classroom discussions and response to readings.
So use the comments to share your point of view.
Challenge each other and support each other.

This can only work if you guys participate.

djack

Student Instructions for Exchange Blog

2007-02-05T08:57:00.000-08:00

PhotographyExchange.Blogspot.com
Send an email to adriane.little@wmich.edu with the EXACT information requested.
• The email subject field should have your school’s name and photo exchange so that I know it is not
junk mail – example: WMU Photo Exchange
nside the email:
• Your First and Last Name
• The class you are taking – example Art 210 Digital Photo
• Medium – examples: silver print, digital print, video still, installation still
• Original Size of the actual/physical image
• If image is in a series – how many images are there in total
• Optional – 100 word max statement about the work which will help to start a discussion about your
image, but this is optional
• Attach 1 image:
o Adjust image size to 3x5 at 72 dpi
o Then use the save for the web function to prepare the image for the web
o Make sure that the image is under 100k – the smaller the file size the better. Use the 4 up
option to select the smaller file size without distorting the image

Jackelynn Quiroga

2006-10-30T17:49:00.000-08:00

Jackelynn Quiroga
NJCU - Professional Applications
11x14 C-Print (Cross Processed Film)
Series of 10 images

Jackelynn Quiroga

2006-10-19T04:31:00.000-07:00

Silver Prints
11x14, Series of 12
Currently Taking: Professional Applications Photo
New Jersey City University

Calls for Work

2006-10-09T20:36:00.000-07:00

Please post new entries for Exhibition opportunities to the Comments section of this posting.

Exhibitions

2006-10-09T20:34:00.000-07:00

Post info regarding new shows in the Comments section of this posting.

Student Instructions for Exchange Blog

2006-10-09T18:31:00.000-07:00

Student Instructions for Exchange Blog
PhotographyExchange.Blogspot.com
Send an email to adriane.little@wmich.edu with the EXACT information requested.
• The email subject field should have your school’s name and photo exchange so that I know it is not
junk mail – example: WMU Photo Exchange
nside the email:
• Your First and Last Name
• The class you are taking – example Art 210 Digital Photo
• Medium – examples: silver print, digital print, video still, installation still
• Original Size of the actual/physical image
• If image is in a series – how many images are there in total
• Optional – 100 word max statement about the work which will help to start a discussion about your
image, but this is optional
• Attach 1 image:
o Adjust image size to 3x5 at 72 dpi
o Then use the save for the web function to prepare the image for the web
o Make sure that the image is under 100k – the smaller the file size the better. Use the 4 up
option to select the smaller file size without distorting the image

The start of something new.

2006-10-09T15:38:00.000-07:00

Hello all,

So I'm starting this photo blog as a way for us to communicate. share ideas& images. ALSO you can use this as a way to recieve feedback on your images/ projects from more than your classmates.

Please make use of this. I will be posting calls for work, exhibitions etc. . Feel free to do the same.

My photo classes will be participating in a photo exchange with Western Michigan University, University at Buffalo, and University of Wisconsin.

For more information visit:
http://photographyexchange.blogspot.com/.

I will post the specifications for submitting work in the following posting.

Let's make this work. Due to the links other faculty, artists, photo students will be exposed to your work. Most of the participating schools have Graduate photo programs.

Anyway start submitting your work.

peace.
djack