I was amazed at how quickly the students incorporated various lighting, composition and subject approach techniques into their imagery in such a short period of time.
(Photos by Brynn Opsahl)
I was amazed at how quickly the students incorporated various lighting, composition and subject approach techniques into their imagery in such a short period of time.
(Photos by Brynn Opsahl)
The show will open on August 8, 2012 at the A Smith Gallery in Johnson City, Texas, and will tour the state of Texas for one year.
Check out the other photographers’ work as well – beautiful!
Here is the Mercy Corps’ Communications Department having a great time with some of the random subjects we met on the street.
I included a section about composition and lighting and discussed how they can take better photos of their important work in developing nations. I also showed them how these images can have an impact on the work they perform and the support they require.
Here is a link to the Action Center. It is very interactive! They have tools that people use in developing countries, videos, many things to touch, see, experience. It is a great place for kids and adults, as children can teach us many things about our preconceptions regarding developing countries and what they have to offer the world.
Take a young person’s hand and bring them there with you!
Many thanks to Pushdot Studio for donation of printing. Framing by Luke’s Frame Shop.
I am incredibly honored.