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This is a friend of mine who over the summer holidays of 2010, skated most days with his friends. I often went a long with my camera and took some shots of them whilst in action. I liked this one as he was the only one who attempted this ramp called the ‘spine’. I took the shot just as he reached the highest point and it’s an almost heart stopping moment for the skater. He’s about to descend and you can never tell how the landing is going to go. I like that it is symmetrical, it almost shows where he has come from and where he is going.
I read surf magazines such as Surf Europe and Wavelength and aspire to take photo’s like Remi Whiting, Tim Nunn and especially Ben Selway. Their images are full of energy and they capture pictures at the perfect moment and I think it is incredible how they achieve photographs that I actually am in awe at. I surf myself but skating is the closest I’m going to get to that in Lincoln, so I wanted to try some action/ sport photo’s to hopefully expand my ability and I definitely think it is a good start.
This is an ad sketch that I am working on for my personal podcast called "Curltalk." This is an idea for a facebook campaign. This specific image would be for a cover photo ad for Season 2 of my podcast. The four images will be black & white portraits of my guests...see draft!
Installation piece created by A2 Applied students at the beginning of their personal project, inspired by Quentin Jones.
She was so pretty. I tried to enhance her eyes by bringing up the whites and working with the contrast.
Peni Lutudromu is a youth care worker at the Ranch Ehrlo Society. He has been playing rugby for years and on different continents. He coaches the Regina Grads Rugby Team and volunteers with Regina Mini Rugby. He is heavily involved in the Saskatchewan Rugby community and hardly a player doesn’t know his name. His three children play in the Regina Mini Rugby program and his wife loves to watch. Photo by Heidi Atter.
“Since I came to Canada, I have never seen a new immigrant in higher positions. Little by little, some are making it as professors and administrative staff. Where you can see many new immigrants at the university is in the service industry (janitors, cooks, fast food). I am not ashamed to say that is how I started. Before teaching, I was a waiter and then a janitor. I see myself in those who are working in fast food restaurants, cleaning floors, as administrative assistants because many of them are also university students. Like me, they are not giving up.” Leonzo Barreno is from Guatemala and has been living in Canada for decades. He is a sessional instructor at the U of R, school of journalism and on the verge of finishing his PHD. Photo by Madina Azizi.
Study of the female form.
Acrylic paint and paper on foam board.
See description from 'Personal Project (1)'.