Tag: canada

Pictures of the Week November 7, 2014

PJ students at ICP shoot a variety of different themes for the weekly “Picture Making on the Street” course. This course has students submit a selection of images every week for a group critique lead by each respective instructor.

 

Halloween Halloween in NYC/Barbara Gracner

 

POW-2 New York City’s Religions/Elena Hermosa

 

subway 003 Subway/Moth Dust

 

POW-4 New York City’s Religions/Andrea Cattaneo

 

POW-5 New York City’s Religions/David Steinberg

 

POW-6 New York City’s Religions/Elena Hermosa

 

POW-7 New York City’s Religions/Moth Dust

 

New York's Religions New York City’s Religions/Beatriz Arango Garcia

 

POW-9 New York City’s Religions/Sara Frisby

 

POW-10 La Rumba/Sara Frisby

 

SUBWAY Subway/Shih-Chieh Wei

 

POW-12 Subway/Andrea Cattaneo

 

SUBWAY Subway/Shih-Chieh Wei

 

POW-14 POW-15
  Halloween/Yolande Daeninck

 

POW-16 Parkour on Staten Island/Gareth Smit

 

One Month of Classes

After one month of classes at the International Centre of Photography, students in the Documentary Photography and Photojournalism program reflect upon the first few weeks in the best way we know how – through pictures.

1Month ICP-1 Always with the cameras, students sit outside ICP, Grace Plaza/Sara Frisby
 

1Month ICP-2 Black and White Photography instructor Jay Manis with ICP PJ students in the labs/Sara Frisby
 

1Month ICP-3 During a rare occurrence of downtime, ICP students hang out in the student lounge/Sara Frisby

 

1Month ICP-4Timothy Fadeck presents one of Jim Nachtwey’s images during a weekly Picture Making course/Sara Frisby

 

1Month ICP-5 We are still here. One month of classes at ICP/Sara Frisby

 

1Month ICP-6 First month of classes at ICP/Sara Frisby

 

1Month ICP-8 Weekly picture critique/Sara Frisby

 

ICP one month, Labs
Lab fashion show/Elena Hermosa

 

ICP one month, Eugene Richard awardsICP PJ contingent representing at the annual W. Eugene Smith awards at SVA/Elena Hermosa

 

ICP one month, lighting class Esteban Kuriel, posing for yet another flash demonstration/Elena Hermosa

 

sidelight fun
Those side-lit Beatles/Shih-Chieh Wei

 

1Month ICP-14 Story time with Nelson Bakerman/Sara Frisby

 

1Month ICP-15Monsters and mayhem in Nelson Bakerman’s flash class/Natasha Srour

 

Naomi Harris (’98) Featured on Slate

From Slate:

For Naomi Harris, 16 years of living in New York City was long enough. “I don’t actually know where I belong anymore,” Harris said with a laugh while traveling in Oregon. “I know I don’t want to be in New York. It’s loud and expensive, I go to bed by 10 at night, and I get up early and walk my dog. Why am I in the city that never sleeps?”

A couple of years ago, Harris spent four months traveling around her native country for a series titled “Oh, Canada.” The self-described lover of puns (she is working on a similar project in the United States titled “U.S. of Eh!”) said documenting and traveling throughout Canada wasn’t as tricky as the United States. “Canada definitely is easier than the U.S. as far as figuring out going from west to east or east to west,” she said. “In the U.S. you have to pick a region and focus on that area, but for me Canada is so much easier because you have 10 provinces, and if you drive from coast to coast, you’ll hit all of them, so that made it a heck of a lot easier.”