Caution!: A zombie classic
Welcome to my work from freshman year also known as Spring 2011 Cinema Production 1 taught by Joshua Bonnetta. This semester was filled with exciting times of film just two […]
Author Archives: Shawn C. Steiner
Rethinking Instagram
Over the months I have written a few posts about how Instagram is bad for photojournalists and how it really shouldn’t be used. However, that is a very specific viewpoint […]
Street portrait: Rachel
My friend Rachel happened to be around when I was testing out a new picture profile on my camera. It is designed to mimic black and white film and I […]
Rally coverage down in DC
This past weekend was the Forward on Climate rally in Washington D.C. I was fortunate enough to cover it for The Ithacan. So, myself and a staff of 4 other reporters, […]
Street portrait: Shannon Moloney
Shannon Moloney is a friend and fellow student here at Ithaca College. We spent some time together and while there was still some daylight shining in through the window I […]
Professors share narratives of lifelong activism
Here at Ithaca College there is a large group of professors who stand by their beliefs and ideals. These professors are activists and constantly go out and protest and do […]
The Cortaca Jug football game
The 54th annual Cortaca Jug football game was held on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012. The Ithaca College Bombers lost to the SUNY-Cortland Red Dragons 16-10. This is my account from […]
Gritty in pink: Ithaca College welcomes new intramural sport
It started with a group of high school friends in Nahant, Mass., with a net built out of sticks and a 99-cent rubber ball. Twenty-eight years and 350 miles later, […]
Photojournalism: Election night in Ithaca, N.Y.
Election night is always emotional, no matter who you are backing. Here in Ithaca, NY people were able to celebrate President Barack Obama’s re-election. With triumphant and emotional cheers.
Did the “one hour photo” speed the death of film?
Recently, I had a roll of 35mm Kodak Ektar 100 processed at a local drug store. I was satisfied. There were 38 developed images (yes, it was a 36 exposure […]
