Colorful parties and identities
A few weeks ago, I photographed an event at an art gallery in Greensboro and the curator of the gallery invited me to photograph another event they had yesterday which I gladly accepted. As I was leaving that event yesterday, I came across a large dance party in downtown celebrating Hispanic heritage month and found…
Tree light at a music festival
This week, one of the many events I attended and photographed was a small music festival called Groove Jam at a place called the Doodad Farm. Prior to attending the festival, I had never heard of the farm and was unfamiliar with the location. Luckily for me, the main part of the farm was located…
Dramatically lighting a book series
For this weeks blog post, I was tasked with temporarily becoming a commercial photographer and creating a small photographic campaign with three images. Even though I am a photojournalism student, I do have some experience with commercial photography campaigns as well as different types of lighting and I knew just what to photograph. The Amulet…
Movement and positivity through dance
When thinking about this weeks blog topic of movement, the first thing I thought was going to some sort of music or dance event. Originally, I planned on using photos from a small music event I shot on Wednesday, however, as I was leaving a pride event in downtown Greensboro yesterday I ran into these…
Community and the people in it
Earlier this week, I went to an event in downtown Greensboro featuring a jazz saxophonist named Ryan Long which got me thinking a lot about the importance of community and the people in it. Apart from what I saw with the jazz saxophonist, I also saw a lot of other people come out and enjoy…
What Kind Of Photographer Am I?
After reading over the description for this week’s blog post, I knew pretty much immediately which photos I wanted to use. When looking back at the types of photos I’ve enjoyed taking the most, I have noticed that I enjoy taking photos that are more interesting and artsy as opposed to a photo that might…