We are often asked about the faculties, for they represent many of the best in the field — and a divergence of experience, styles and specialties. The concept of team teaching is unique to the Summit series of workshop and every workshop has at least eight faculty members which include both top rated working photographers,…
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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
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The spring 2008 Photography at the Summit will take on an additional element and flavor by using Photography as a Catalyst for Conservation. The International League of Conservation Photographers will be part of the event this year and will be holding their spring business meeting the day before the Summit opens. Many of their members
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Apple’s Pro site is currently profiling the rich media project, King Lines, by Josh Lowell and faculty alum Corey Rich, documenting the career of climbing phenom Chris Sharma. They travel to the far ends of the world climbing their way to some of the most rough terrain there is. Check out the site for interviews,
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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
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