History of Still Photo for Spring 2010

Check out this description for the History of Still Photography course offered this spring.

Special Topics for Spring 2010

Check out this Special Topics class for the spring 2010 semester.

Here Are Some Photography Contests You Should Enter...Really!

Entering photo contests and juried shows are good ways to get exposure, build your resume and find out how your pictures compare to those of your contemporaries. Regularly sending packages out is a good habit to get into - to always have something in the mail and always be waiting to hear from someone. Rejections are a sucky part of it, but you know what they say about opinions!

Marshall University
http://www.marshall.edu/cofa/symposium.html

Project Basho
http://onward.projectbasho.org/about-onward/

Houston Juried Photo Fellowship
http://www.hcponline.org/content.asp?secnum=15&pid=277

Hey Hot Shot!
http://www.heyhotshot.com/

Monday Holiday Hours

The photography lab hours for Monday are 9am-12pm with no evening hours.  Have a great holiday weekend!

Photo Pizza Party

Wednesday, Sept. 2 at 4p.m. / Room 4027

All photo majors and individuals interested in photography welcome. 

Get a chance to meet the photo faculty and other photo students.  The new photo organization f(10) will be there to talk about the group and upcoming events.  Get your photography questions answered.

Photo Show Opportunity

Thanks Joy, for the welcome. Here's a show in Brooklyn at a cool space that is worth looking into...Deadline August 7.
http://www.3rdward.com/fallgroupshow09/aw

New Freelance Tab

For all you photographers doing freelance work, be sure to check out the blog's new tab.  This tab list new freelance opportunities for you to make a few bucks.  There is nothing like some extra cash in your wallet!

Welcome David!

YSU Photo would like to welcome back David Politzer.  He will be joining the photo faculty this year.  To check out some of his work, take a look at his website by clicking here.

So long... Goodbye...

Dear Students,

It has been great working with all of you over the last three years and seeing your work develop. Good luck... keep making work no matter what... connect the dots...

And remember... if your family starts to think you are weird then that means your work is getting better. This depends on your family of course, but you know what I mean.

Stay in touch.

Take care,

Peter