Visit the Student Photo Exhibition.

The Joutras Gallery in the Regenstein Center was a hotbed of happiness on Thursday, August 23 when the doors to the 8th Annual Student Photo Exhibition opened. Most of the 44 student photographers had smiles that stretched from the CBG to B&H in New York City. Why not be proud of your print when you realize it’s one of those the judges found to have an interest level that surpassed many of the entries. In addition to the students, most the photography department instructional staff of the dropped by to congratulate the students. Jill Selinger, Manager of Adult Education and Photography Program was also on hand for the festivities.

Visit the Joutras Gallery to enjoy the 44 student prints plus some from instructors. You’ll be amazed at the the professional level of the photography.The exhibition is open from 9 – 6 pm daily and runs through September 22.

18mm, f8 @ 1/30, no filter

18mm, f8 @ 1/80 with 3-stop ND Grad

I received a 3-stop, soft-edge ND grad filter from the Camera Clubhouse cats. They decided to purchase from Breakthrough Photography since I mentioned that one of my students brought Breakthrough Filters to a recent class and, on inspection, the filters seemed to be very well made. An ND Grad filter starts dark and fades to clear so the placement of the dark portion is determined by both the bright part of the scene and the photographer. This filter made quite a difference in holding down the sun in the upper part of the image. Check out the “no-filter” image and ND Grad image. The difference will amaze you. Please note: I have no affiliation with Breakthrough Photography and chose them only based on student referral.

Student Photo Exhibition Opens to Rave Reviews

Filters can make a difference

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