There’s not many things better than an active Colorado summer. And if you haven’t been a part of it, the Sports Photography Workshop is a great way to get you out there — if not active yourself, at least documenting those active sports! Colorado Springs is the home to a plethora of outdoor activities, the Rocky Mountain …
Every summer at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, the Sports Photography Workshop takes over for one week of exciting field training, classroom tutorials, networking, and shooting dozens of professional and amateur sporting events. Colorado Rockies. Colorado Springs Sky Sox. US Swimming. Biking. Motocross and more. “You couldn’t really put an amount on how …
Making that move to using remote cameras at sporting events (or other events) can be quite daunting. But as AP Photographer, Mark Terrill, says, using remote cameras and multiple cameras “raises your percentage of usable photos exponentially”. “And for the Associated Press, I need a great photo and fast. So using multiple cameras will up …
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Jamie Schwaberow, Director of NCAA Photos, is a 1996 journalism graduate from Bowling Green State University. He joined Rich Clarkson and Associates in 1999 where he began photographing NCAA national championships along with Denver professional sports teams. Schwaberow received his first professional training at a variety of newspapers including This Week Newspapers in Columbus, …
John Moore discusses opportunities for young photographers entering the profession today and the improved ability to research large projects and story ideas. He mentions the use of technology to aid in cutting down time on research to find creative, hard-hitting stories.
Everyone is looking to save money as this year moves forward with a stimulus emphasis. President Obama promises investments not only to get the economy going in the short term, but much of this spending as investment in future well-being. Rebuilding the infrastructure — bridges and highways now, but significant investments in education. For many …
David Burnett has a unique sense of place, importance — and humor. Thus, he has crafted a video from his trip to the olympics in Beijing that is particularly enjoyable. Entitled “The Olympics You Didn’t See,” it shows what an American press corps person sees, experiences and what it was REALLY like to try and photograph …
National Geographic director of photography David Griffin gives an impassioned talk on the power of photography to connect with the viewer and highlights some of the magazines greatest photographers and memorable recent work. In a talk filled with glorious images, he talks about how we all use photos to tell our stories. Take a look below. Griffin offers …
Tom Mangelsen, Jack Dykinga and Patricio Robles Gil were key team members in April of a RAVE project (Rapid Assessment Visual Expedition) documenting one of the last remaining cloud forrests in Mexico, the Biospere Reserve of El Triunfo. Cocreated by Patricio Robles Gil and the International League of Conservation Photographers (ILCP), the idea is for …
Faculty alum David Schloss has started The Aperture Users Professional Network, an international user association for photographers, designers and other creatives who use Apple hardware and software to develop their artistic, commercial and editorial projects. As the name implies, the group specifically advocates Apple’s groundbreaking program, Aperture, a software tool designed to manage and simplify …
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