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 […]
Tag Archives: Photography
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 […]
The right place
So, after my recent Instagram post I’m going to start this with a little clarification. I am not opposed to cell phone photography, I simply find that utilizing it in […]
Editorial portrait: David Maley
This is part of a new policy implemented by Ithaca College president Tom Rochon. All student media must contact Maley to set up interviews with upper level faculty and administrators. […]
Photojournalism: Fire at the State Street Diner
Selections of my photojournalism will also appear from time to time. This is how I am introducing this new section on this site. Hope you enjoy! Here is the first […]
The fear of digital noise
Noise was never a good thing. But, everyone still seems to want to emulate the grain of film. Pushing film two stops so that you can get a usable image […]
Moving back to black and white
RED Digital Cinema recently announced a monochrome version of their EPIC camera. Surprised? Monochrome cameras seem to be a new trend with high-end camera manufacturers. Leica released their own M Monochrom weeks ago […]
Instagram and its issues for the photojournalist
You may have read about Ben Lowy. He’s an award winning photojournalist. However, that is not what makes him important. He became famous for his use of the Hipstamatic app while […]
