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emerging photographer is a resource for the professional image makers of tomorrow

emerging photographer is a resource for the professional image makers of tomorrow

Cool examples of type as image. 

More than any before, this generation speaks through images. So we sent a Nikon camera on a journey to help seven people with something to say make themselves heard. See their stories at http://bit.ly/1zBD6PX #IAmGenerationImage

Generic viewfinder menu for Canon.

I chose this ted talk because this is a very unique type of "music". During his performance, the way he creates music makes you think of an image of exactly what type of music he plays

I liked this one and I can't find any other ways to describe it other than it's very unique and interesting. It did sort of put images into my head which still amazes me how music is able to do such strange things like make me picture the emotion in the songs.

This is an interesting look at how perspective improves your photographic work and why understanding the principles will give your images more power.

This is a good graphic to show you what all those brackets and marks mean inside your viewfinder.

The 1980s might conjure up images of leg warmers, parachute pants, moonwalking, Flock of Seagulls haircuts and any number of John Hughes movies. But looking back at the decade's best albums, those years were extremely diverse.

John Griebsch is a Rochester based commercial photographer who pursues the art of aerial photography from his vintage Cessna. Abstract aerial landscape views from across America show the wide diversity of texture and patterns on the earth.

John Griebsch is a Rochester based commercial photographer who pursues the art of aerial photography from his vintage Cessna

Images from the collection of aerial photography are found in numerous private and corporate art collections. Abstract aerial landscape views from across America show the wide diversity of texture and patterns on the earth.

Dan created most of his journals between the ages of 15 and 22, although several small notebooks created previously are included here among his earliest books. He started his more formal journals i...

This is definitely worth a look-se, students! This is what I want image journals to become. A place for thoughts and sketches; inspiration and collections.

A photograph's exposure determines how light or dark an image will appear when it's been captured by your camera. Believe it or not, this is determined by just three camera settings: aperture, ISO and shutter speed (the "exposure triangle"). Mastering their use is an essential part of developing an intuition for photography.

Image Source Some people may write off sports as mere entertainment, but perhaps they should look a little closer. Sports can not only ignite the passions, allegiances and fanaticism of millions, but also help people to overcome racial prejudice and discrimination.

Are the words above yours? good detail, but some giant vocab in there. I want to know what YOU think is awesome about the site. :-)

One of the most beautiful poets ever. This poem is about bullied children. when i listen to his words and the music in the background i picture images of what his poetry is portraying.

I liked this video because it was funny but at the same time extremely serious. He had very interesting stories that kept my attention.

I saw this a few years ago, outstanding. I especially love the part about the homework revenge. I am not certain how this relates to the original question. Yes indeed, I picture many of the scenarios he describes, he is a good storyteller. Most kids I know who are bullies have been bullied. Does that mean we should excuse the way they treat other people? I don't know many people who weren't mercilessly picked on as children for some short-coming. It seems to me everyone should just be kind to each other, even if they don't know them-- or even if they are teachers. :-)

These are some good ideas for inspiration journals... if you aren't doing it, why not? Make it yours. Make it awesome. Just make it.  nothing in = nothing out of it.

this is a larger excerpt of the poem i read in class on nov 19 kin connection to your Reflection Question for the week