SCAD Photography Department News: October 2023

Tuesday, October 31, 2023

Photographers needed: www.thesavannahfoodguide.com.

Regarding needs for talented photographers and videographers who are interested in an exciting opportunity to "get in early" producing content for a new digital publication coming to Savannah, The Savannah Food Guide, www.thesavannahfoodguide.com.

The publication's slated to be a valuable resource for travelers and locals alike who want to stay "in the know" on what's new and/or interesting in the food and drink scene in and around Savannah. The aesthetic will be editorial and cosmopolitan whereby it will have a commanding yet approachable look and feel.

Subject matter of the content I'm seeking assistance with will be: food, people (portraits) and interiors and exteriors of stores and/or restaurants.

I'm sending along a photo grid file (attached). The photos reflect the style and quality of: coloring, resolution and lighting that are consistent with that which I'm seeking for publishing in The Savannah Food Guide's website and social media.

I'm seeking 2-3 photographers and videographers who are looking to build up their portfolios, excited to make new connections with area business owners and eat free food/drinks and enjoy other products covered on shoots for free!

Best,

Catherine Howe

Principal

Catherine Howe Marketing

617-838-8794

www.catherinehowemarketing.com

Monday, October 23, 2023

Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar

Join us live and in person on November 3-4, 2023, at the Sonesta Atlanta Airport North, as we mark 51 consecutive years of the longest continuously operating photojournalism conference in America.

Registration Now Open

Click Here for full List of 2022 winners

Tuesday, October 10, 2023

How, Why, When to get commercial representation

In memoriam: SCAD Photography Professor Jenny Kuhla

The SCAD community is deeply saddened by the passing of SCAD photography professor Jenny Kuhla. We extend our heartfelt condolences to Jenny's family, friends, colleagues, and students during this difficult time.A SCAD professor for more than 25 years, Jenny taught and mentored thousands of SCAD photography students as they worked toward their creative careers. Jenny’s longtime colleague and fellow photography professor Lynn Wright remembered Jenny as a brilliant mind. “Jenny was the kindest, most intelligent educator I have ever met,” she said. “She was my colleague and one of my best friends. Compassionate beyond the ordinary, she was invested in her students, and she never once treated them as anything but equal. Everyone had potential in her eyes, and she felt it her job to probe that potential and tease it out into the open.” Jenny also served her students as a longtime faculty adviser and the photography department's chair from 2007 to 2010. She was a favorite of her students and a close colleague to all, SCAD photography professor emeritus Steve Bliss shared. “Jenny was blessed with an innate ability to break down the most complex of academic concepts and to make them understandable for her students,” he said. “Her lectures were riveting, leavened with her ability to be funny, insightful, and educational all at the same time. Her students loved and respected her, and she was beloved and appreciated by her chairs, deans, and fellow faculty.” Jenny's memorial arrangements will be announced at a later date. Students and colleagues who would like to speak with a grief counselor are encouraged to contact the university’s counseling and student support services at 912.525.6971.

Analog & Digital Photo Club

This week we will NOT be meeting on Friday. Instead, we will be meeting on Wednesday, October 11 at 8:30 pm in the Oglethorpe House Media Center. It is located on the bottom floor next to the entrance. District is the student voice of SCAD, and an essential part of student media at SCAD. Join us to learn about District, how to participate in this year’s Film Festival, and how to get published!

5-8pm Fine Arts Showcase at Alexander Hall, 668 Indian St.

and The Graham Scott, 641 Indian St.

Monday, October 9, 2023

SCAD Photography student Willy Wong selected Image Flow Alternative Process juried show.

SCAD Photography student Willy Wong has been selected to participate in the upcoming Image Flow Alternative Process juried show.

Congratulations Willy!!!

Mitchell Brenghause MFA Thesis Show

"Life is like a camera.

Focus on what's important,

Capture the GOOD TIMES,

Develop from the negatives

and if things don't work out...

Take another shot!"

October 20 &21

6:00-9:00pm

Cedar House Gallery

122 East 36th Street

Thursday, October 5, 2023

Only 2 Weeks Left to Enter LensCulture B&W Photography Awards 2022!

Enter TODAY!!!

Each of this year's jurors weighs in on why (and when) black and white is the best choice.

Every time we prepare for these awards, we are reminded of the infinite power of black and white photography and the many exciting ways it’s used to explore our world today. But what is it about this visual language that keeps it alive and kicking?

From its emotional impact to the way it can direct our focus, and its special relation to time, there are countless reasons black and white continues to capture the hearts and minds of these experts working across the contemporary photography world.

Read more about what they have to say — and learn what they will be looking for when they judge this year's submissions.

Only 2 Weeks Left to Enter LensCulture B&W Photography Awards 2022!

Winners will be Exhibited in New York

Winning photographers will be exhibited at a gallery in New York during The Photography Show, the eminent photo fair that brings together hundreds of galleries, publishers and collectors, as well as an ambitious program of exhibitions, conversations, artist book signings and curated fair events.

An opening reception will be held for LensCulture artists, invited media, photo editors and industry insiders for a night of art appreciation and networking during New York’s largest international art fair dedicated to photography.

Solo Feature Published on LensCulture

First, second and third place winners in the Series category will have their work published on LensCulture. Benefitting from LensCulture’s high search rankings and traffic to the site, our features offer significant ongoing exposure for your work.