Tag Archives: photography

D-76 Photo Collective Interest Meeting

[ February 12, 2010; 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. ] Did you know there’s a darkroom hidden in the basement of Hall-Atwater, and students can use it for a small fee? Come to the first meeting EVER for the D-76 Photo Collective, Wesleyan’s new group for photography and find out how to get access to the darkroom, as well as fun activities, digital and film [...]

Photographer Seeks Models for Bold Project

An anonymous junior writes:
MODELS NEEDED!
I need models who are willing to be photographed while masturbating. These will not, in any way, be pornographic or fetish-like photographs–They are photographs for a Photo I course. There is no preference in gender, size, or anything else; in fact, a diverse selection of bodies would be preferred. [...]

Environmental Justice Photography Show.

[ May 15, 2009 to June 17, 2009. ] Micha Feiring  ‘11 Sends us this:

Stop by the Zelnick Pavilion and check out the Environmental Justice photography show.

Environmental Justice (EJ) investigates the inequitable environmental burdens borne by minorities, women, the impoverished, and residents of developing nations. Specifically, EJ explores how environmental degradation disproportionately affects the most disadvantaged and disenfranchised [...]

Photo exhibition: “Significant Others”

[ May 11, 2009; May 12, 2009; ] The Significant Others photo exhibition features more than 30 individuals who are lovers, friends, siblings, housemates, performers, cooking buddies, gamers, mentors, and more. Come witness these little pieces of life captured by 17 photographs, and celebrate with us these human relationships that transcend the boundaries of age, gender, nationalities, and cultures.

The exhibition runs until Tuesday, [...]

Digital Photography Forum Exhibition in Olin Lobby

[ April 3, 2009; April 4, 2009; April 5, 2009; ] The student forum Digital Photography: Method and Practice, organized by Brian Studwell ‘09, is having an exhibit in the Olin lobby this weekend.

Date/Time: Friday April 3 – Sunday April 5 (all weekend)
Place: Olin Lobby

The New Wesleying Header

In the introductory post to the new site I failed to mention our new header.
We thought we’d change it up for a few reasons. One is that the new site has a much wider layout than Wesleying did on Blogspot. The old header image could only fit here by scaling it up, which didn’t work [...]

Models Wanted

Mandy Ho ‘09 sent in:
Photography exhibition Significant Others is looking for models!
If you have someone, or a group of people, who is/are significant in your life – your roommate, your band, your boyfriend/girlfriend, your fellow gamers, your sports teammates, your RA, or even your professor – we want to photograph you and your “significant others”. [...]

The Year In Pictures: A Compilation

What better way to reflect on 2008 then through the year’s photos? The year has been marked by some of the greatest events in the last decade: the U.S. Election, the Olympics, genocide, terrorism, war, natural disasters, economic crisis and much more. Here is a photographic compilation of 2008 from some of the world’s leading [...]

The Year In Pictures: A Compilation

What better way to reflect on 2008 then through the year’s photos? The year has been marked by some of the greatest events in the last decade: the U.S. Election, the Olympics, genocide, terrorism, war, natural disasters, economic crisis and much more. Here is a photographic compilation of 2008 from some of the world’s leading [...]

Puffy clouds to our northeast

Molly Baum ‘11 sends us a photo of some beautiful clouds to the northeast of campus, taken yesterday.

Puffy clouds to our northeast

Molly Baum ‘11 sends us a photo of some beautiful clouds to the northeast of campus, taken yesterday.

Sunset over Foss Hill, as seen from Usdan

Sunset over Foss Hill, as seen from Usdan

Life Magazine Releases Online Photo Archives

LIFE Magazine just released their photo archives. The site offers millions of photographs from the magazine’s records. This perfect procrastination destination may even help with your school work!

Life Magazine Releases Online Photo Archives

LIFE Magazine just released their photo archives. The site offers millions of photographs from the magazine’s records. This perfect procrastination destination may even help with your school work!