Processing Film
A few weeks ago, we had a very successful day in the darkroom. We had 2 groups go through and process film, and everyone's turned out. Here's a quick short I shared @PhotoStenzel on Instagram:
Random photo-related musings along with my joys and woes as a photographer trying to manage teaching, making photos, family, and life.
A few weeks ago, we had a very successful day in the darkroom. We had 2 groups go through and process film, and everyone's turned out. Here's a quick short I shared @PhotoStenzel on Instagram:
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Labels: Concordia University, Darkroom, Video
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Labels: Design, Exhibitions, University of Minnesota
This is important to remember in all aspects of life, but especially for art making:
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Labels: Inspiration
This is just a bit of an interesting history of Technicolor, along with 3 "lies" (or just filmmaking tricks) with regards to the Technicolor usage in "The Wizard of Oz:"
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Labels: Color Theory, History, Video
Here's around $800 of B&W film and paper sitting in my office for my 3 courses at Concordia University this semester:
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Labels: Concordia University, Darkroom, Teaching
I start a new semester teaching at Concordia University tomorrow, and then the University of Minnesota next week. Here's a pic from the end of last semester when I was collecting the last 35mm cameras from my students to return to my office:
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Labels: Camera, Concordia University, Selfie, Teaching
All grades have just been submitted, and I'm a free man for the next week or so! After my first final about 10 days ago, I got this very sweet email from a student in my early design class at the University of Minnesota:
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Labels: Design, Teaching, University of Minnesota
As we're starting to wrap up the semester at Concordia University (where I showed pics of students in the darkroom and where they printed some great photograms), I've been opening the darkroom 4 hours early a few days each week. I came in at our normal class time after having the lab open all morning to find this note on my door:
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Labels: Concordia University, Darkroom, Teaching
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