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2 NEW EVENTS
We will be hosting a special “elite” Salon on March 9th for graduates. Gaston LaCombe is currently taking applicants for the event and details follow.
These salon reviews are “industry” standard portfolio critiques and are reserved for students or alumni and closed to the public. They are a great way for students and graduates to test the water on the work they are producing and direction they may be headed.
The second is a Showcase on March 10th on “Photographing Kids” hosted by Chris Alvanas, details are as follow…
The showcase is designed to happen between the FT and PT classes and serve to inspire and possibly introduce something in the future for the photo students. In this showcase, Chris will talk about the considerations when photographing kids in both a retail and commercial environment. We hope to also announce a workshop in the near future on this topic. This event is open to all wanting to attend.
Both events are FREE.
Creative LIVE HDDSLR Workshop Part Deux!
Creative Live Promo from Vincent Laforet on Vimeo.
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Company: Smithsonian Libraries
Job Title: SIL Photography Internship
Pay Range: Unpaid
Job Description: Smithsonian Libraries Photography Internship
The Smithsonian Libraries Director’s Office is seeking one (1) unpaid intern to assist with the photography of Smithsonian library, museum, and research center spaces. Intern may also be asked take photos at special events as schedule permits. Intern will work closely with Public Affairs staff to develop professional images which may appear in publications, videos, web sites, and promotional materials.
This internship is open to United States citizens (or permanent residents) who are students or recent graduates of an undergraduate or advanced (masters) photography degree program from an accredited institution recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Knowledge of digital photography required and the Nikon series preferred (we will provide the camera, but you are free to use your own comparable camera). Portfolio required upon interview. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently. Working knowledge of Photoshop and Bridge. Interested candidates should exhibit passion for photography and seek opportunities to learn and develop skills.
Application deadline is March 15th. Internship will last approximately three months. Intern will work part time, up to two days per week. SIL does not award college credit, but many U.S. colleges and universities will recognize academic work performed while interning. Contact your academic advisor for instructions on how to receive credit.
Contact Information
Address: 10th St. and Constitution Ave
Address2: Rm 2206, MRC 154
City: Washington
State: D.C.
Zip: 20013-7012
If you are interested in this opportunity please contact me asap with your resume and portfolio, seth@cdiabu.com. Candidates should expect to follow Smithsonian protocol and apply online. I will be forwarding qualified candidates directly to the hiring manager as well.
Candidates may apply through the Smithsonian Online Appointment System (https://solaa.si.edu/solaa/SOLAAHome.html) .
More information is available on our website here, under “How to Apply”: http://www.sil.si.edu/Galaxy.cfm?id=3.2
PHOTOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP
PHOTOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP
College students and recent graduates:
We’re looking for a talented photographer who can shoot stills for our magazine and stills and video for our website.
This is an excellent opportunity for an organized, detail-oriented person to work with a team of designers, writers, editors, and photographers. Duties include photo assisting for location shoots, photo research, and production assistance.
Experience should include:
– Shooting retail and events
– Intermediate Photoshop Skills
– Working in a content management system
– Some working knowledge of HTML
Interns may work in exchange for class credit, or be paid at $8.25 per hour. Recent graduates may work up to 40 hours per week, and current students may negotiate a work schedule with us to accomodate their academic needs.
To apply:
Please send a cover letter, resume, images, and a list of references to the following email address: Photointern@washingtonian.com
Applications currently being accepted. Please indicate months of availability.
2.8.2011 SALON GROUP
The following is a selection of works from Nicole Bedard, Simona Vricellos, John Pellett and David Phillipich
Reviewers were Ron Aira, Zaid Hamir and Lauren Stockbower.
SHOWCASE – MAKING VS TAKING AN IMAGE
Join us on February 16th for a one hour showcase featuring Robert Severi and his most recent illustration “Javelin.
Digital Photo DC 