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Photography | UCLA Extension Visual Arts

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Explore. experience. expand. UCLA Extension Visual Arts. DCA, Studio Arts, Photography, Art History, User Experience, Design Thinking, Internet of Things, Sensing. Advanced Web and Interaction Design. Advanced Print and Graphic Communication. It’s Your Show. RSS feed for this section. February 22, 2017. Interview with Photography Student Joe Stehly. How did you get interested in photography, and why did you choose the UCLA Extension Photography Certificate? Similarly, the instructors are focused on makin...

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Instructors | UCLA Extension Visual Arts

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Explore. experience. expand. UCLA Extension Visual Arts. DCA, Studio Arts, Photography, Art History, User Experience, Design Thinking, Internet of Things, Sensing. Advanced Web and Interaction Design. Advanced Print and Graphic Communication. It’s Your Show. RSS feed for this section. February 17, 2017. Welcome new DCA instructor Grace Magnus! Grace will be teaching Photoshop I in our new Woodland Hills center. What brought you to this field? Today’s emerging designers need to know how to use Photoshop e...

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Impermanence: Join me at my new address

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A sketchbook of ideas. Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Join me at my new address. This next year I'm going to be exploring ideas on how to make new work, how to change - generally I'm interested in how to you find something new within yourself. So, please join me at Start with the first. Which was part of a larger response from a friend to my question of "what am I going to do." and her response was "just start with the first image.". Posted by Ann Mitchell. View my complete profile. Craig Havens, photographer.

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Arts Blog: Instructor Interview: Craig Havens

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Instructor Interview: Craig Havens. Introduction to Digital Photography. Which is often the course students start out with in our program. He's a successful and productive photographer in both the commercial and fine art field, so I thought it would be interesting to hear a little bit about his process and experience. In the below interview, he talks about his latest project, Soundings, which you can view on his website, craighavens.com. Is working for clients "paying the bills...

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Ann Mitchell: Links

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Start With the First. My blog on creativity and finding new ways to make art. A great site about what's happening in photography from an editor's viewpoint. The Center for Land Use Interpretation. Dedicated to the increase and diffusion of knowledge about how the nation's lands are apportioned, utlized and perceived. Imagery by Corina that include both traditional approaches to color as well as video work. Thoughtful work about people and culture, both commercial and fine art. Lyrical impassioned imagery...

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Impermanence: Art and Technique

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A sketchbook of ideas. Saturday, February 18, 2012. I've been attending the Digital Darkroom lecture series at the Annenberg. Space for Photography for over a month and am still troubled by the issues of technique as it relates to photography. There was an interesting post thread at Flak Photo related to this concerns also. So what is the importance of technique - if I use Gaussian. Blur am I disqualified from being a "real" photographer - or is it artist? I'm part gear head. Posted by Ann Mitchell.