Fall Photography at the Summit 2008 alumnus Karen Schuenemann shared with us this great shot from Thanksgiving weekend taken in El Dorado Park in Long Beach, CA. She was positioned about 10 feet away when the Osprey hit the water, grabbed it’s lunch and spirited away.
David Burnett has a unique sense of place, importance — and humor. Thus, he has crafted a video from his trip to the olympics in Beijing that is particularly enjoyable. Entitled “The Olympics You Didn’t See,” it shows what an American press corps person sees, experiences and what it was REALLY like to try and photograph …
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 …
A photographic exhibition of work from the Spring Photography at the Summit week are now on display in the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole as the workshop went green in a big way. Partnering with the International League of Conservation Photographers, “a group of some 60 of the world’s leading photographers specializing …
Reuters and MediaStorm collaborated to create ‘Bearing Witness: Five Years of the Iraq War’ to coincide with the war’s 5th anniversary. The site features profiles of three Reuter’s journalists who have more than 23 years combined experience reporting and photographing in Iraq. Reuters video, photography, infographics and journalists are showcased in this five chapter interactive application …
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Spring Summit faculty member Michael “Nick” Nichols of National Geographic, along with Brent Stirton of Getty, narrate a slideshow and talk about their recent experiences photographing the the recent massacre of mountain gorillas in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Copyright 2007 Michael Nichols/National Geographic
Faculty alum Frans Lanting’s extensive portfolio documenting the plight of the endangered Albatross is featured in this months’ National Geographic magazine and is also featured online. Carried by the longest wingspan of any bird, Lanting expresses the art and beauty of this flying machine. It features a flying interactive tool, creative photo gallery, and photo …
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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 …
Workshop regulars were major contributors to the book, “Where Valor Rests,” published in May and featured in excerpts of National Geographic and American Photo magazine’s cover story, both in the June issues. The book salutes Arlington National Cemetery and includes spectacular panoramic pictures from Bruce Dale, light-painting pictures by Dave Black, behind-the-scenes pictures of the …
