The final day of the Portfolio Interviews went very well, once again there were many great images.
From the Faculty and Staff congratulations to all the Second Year Students on the successful completion of your portfolios and your two years in the Program. We are all looking forward to the 38th Annual Photography Exhibition and celebrating your success.
For those that don't know the Exhibition this year is at Algonquin College in room T102 on Monday May 2, 2011.
Day Three of the Final Portfolio Interviews were once again very strong, the images above are a mixed of the assigned and self-directed images from the days portfolios.
There are quite a few images from the Movie Poster and Magazine Assignment which is always fun to critique and of course for our students to shoot.
Day Two of the Final Portfolio Interviews were very strong, the images above are a mixed of the assigned and self-directed images from today's portfolios.
To find out who shot what and more about our students and their work you have to attend the 38th Annual Photography Exhibition Monday May 2, 2011 in T102.
Stay tuned for more images from day three and four coming up in the next couple of days.
Regular followers of the Program Blog know that Garry Carter recently received a NISOD Award of Excellence.
The Algonquin Times, in their current issue, has an article on our intrepid coordinator. The article was written by Dan Neutel who many of the First Years will know from Visual Perception and Design class.
This video is of the Second Years finishing up their Final Portfolios.
This time lapse is comprised of one thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine still images shot every fifteen seconds from 8AM to 4PM the day the portfolio was due and surprise the second year lab was very busy.
The Final Portfolio is comprised of twelve portfolio pieces Environmental Portrait, Architecture, Food, Self-Portrait, Movie Poster, Magazine Cover, Consumer Portrait, Creative Ad and four Self-Directed images.
Our Final Portfolio interviews begin on Monday so we hope all our Second Years are getting some well deserved rest this weekend.
Spring is in the air the birds are singing, flowers and trees are budding and here in the program we have some budding young photographers. The Second Year portfolios are due at the end of the week and our students are eager to leave the nest and strut their stuff.
So for the remainder of the week we will be showing some fresh new images from our Second Years. Above are images from the Magazine Cover Assignment they are shot and designed by students Liz Flegg and Jodie Biesenthal.
Our Second Year Students recently went on a field trip to Library and Archives Canada in Gatineau. They got a tour of this amazing facility and were shown some phenomenal images by famous Canadian painters and of course photographers.
The Library and Archives photo division is staffed by almost all Algonquin Photography Alumni and every year they take many of our students for co-op.
If you want to see more great images from the field trip take a look at Second Year Student Matt Gomes' blog. Thanks Matt for sharing your photos and thanks to all the staff at Library and Archives for showing our students around.
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