Showing posts with label Photography school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography school. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Food and Beverage Photography
One of the school modules during this past term has been food and beverage photography. One of the assignments given was to style and shoot a beverage, then create and apply a mock logo along with text layout for use in advertising. I chose to simulate an assignment for Minute Maid brand (tm registered) 100% juice blends.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Going To School
It's true, I am returning to school at 52 years old!
Frustrated from my unfruitful attempts to locate suitable employment since my injury I decided that I would see if I could obtain funded career training. I went to The Employment Place in Salmon Arm where a wonderfully helpful client counselor listened to my story then made some suggestions. In the middle of August I attended a two week self exploration career decision workshop known as Implicit Career Search, conducted by Stepping Stones Consulting in Salmon Arm. Back at The Employment Place we decided together that we could build a case to endorse preparation for a career as a professional photographer. Bowman Employment Services agreed that mine was a case they could get behind, and I start a ten month diploma program at Focal Point Academy Of Visual Arts in Vancouver this Monday!
This has been a whirlwind and many thanks are due. You know who you all are. May God bless you abundantly.
The other day I traveled around with a mandate to shoot only at 18mm. The light was lousy but I didn't care for my sole intent was to capture compositions using only the widest angle I had available to me.
My bike parked behind the library
Reflections at Salmon Arm Wharf
Looking through the railings
Frustrated from my unfruitful attempts to locate suitable employment since my injury I decided that I would see if I could obtain funded career training. I went to The Employment Place in Salmon Arm where a wonderfully helpful client counselor listened to my story then made some suggestions. In the middle of August I attended a two week self exploration career decision workshop known as Implicit Career Search, conducted by Stepping Stones Consulting in Salmon Arm. Back at The Employment Place we decided together that we could build a case to endorse preparation for a career as a professional photographer. Bowman Employment Services agreed that mine was a case they could get behind, and I start a ten month diploma program at Focal Point Academy Of Visual Arts in Vancouver this Monday!
This has been a whirlwind and many thanks are due. You know who you all are. May God bless you abundantly.
The other day I traveled around with a mandate to shoot only at 18mm. The light was lousy but I didn't care for my sole intent was to capture compositions using only the widest angle I had available to me.
My bike parked behind the library
Reflections at Salmon Arm Wharf
Looking through the railings
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