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Dumbo 2

Down in DUMBO

scoop overboard

dead end

my car brokedown?

poo face

go...that way

"Down in DUMBO"
DUMBO Brooklyn is currently in disarray, undergoing tons of construction and renovation. The streets are bleak, tractor lined and dust-filled.
This inspired me to shoot an ironic twist on this location with tons of "fun" props and colors. Meanwhile, this girl ends up lost, confused, and out of luck. It describes my style and personality pretty well. Full of contradictions.

Model: Brittany LaBella
Clothing supplied by: Urban Outfitters...miscellaneous brands
Balloons: Balloon Saloon, TriBeCa


Special Thanks to the men at Old Fulton St Garage.

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PRINT SWAP!!!!! / THURSDAY MAY 6th

BIG ED Student & Faculty
PRINT SWAP DAY
Thursday May 6th, 6-9PM
at FOTO CARE NYC
with special guest,
SARAH SILVER


The print swap is an activity that has a long and celebrated history in college and university photography programs. Swappers bring 3 to 5 un-mounted prints of a single image and offer them in trade for the work of others. It’s a great way to begin a photography collection, make contacts, network, and get your work out into the community.

Special Guest SARAH SILVER we be joining us for onsite student portfolio reviews. This will be an excellent opportunity for students to get a chance to show their work to one of the industry’s hottest photographers.

Join Bron Imaging Group, Foto Care, and SARAH SILVER at the First Annual BIG ED Print Swap Day!


Sarah Silver Bio
Sarah's love of photography began as a child when she assisted her grandfather in his studiodarkroom. From that time forward, a camera was never far from her hand. Studying both classical and modern dance from an equally young age, Sarah has always had an appreciation of movement. After completing her first degree in Middle East Studies from Vassar College, she found her true calling combining her two passions: photography and movement. She applied for graduate studies in photography at the School of Visual Arts in New York City.


Sarah's work has been featured in publications including French Vogue, Italian Vogue and Latin Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, American and British Elle, Marie Claire, V Magazine and The New York Times. Clients include L’Oreal, Revlon, Matrix, Olay, Sephora, Prescriptives, Rimmel, Tresemme, Wella, Schwarzkopf, Clairol, Crystal Light, Neiman Marcus, DKNY, Target, Proenza Schouler, Nike and Nokia.

Sarah has given seminars in countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, India, Singapore, Australia and regularly lectures at School of Visual Arts, FIT, and Parsons in New York City. Sarah recently appeared on CW TV’s America’s Next Top Model.\She lives and works in New York City.






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Kristine: Gleason's Gym, DUMBO.

Location: Gleason's Boxing Gym, Brooklyn

Photographer: Kristine Guzman

So, the purpose of this assignment was to photograph fashion in Dumbo. In my defense, there are many different definitions of the word. Style is represented in ways other than clothing or the material products we drape our appearances with. Fashion can be viewed as a trend within a culture, a behavior that is admired, and a lifestyle that is lived. With my project, I deferred away from the common theme associated with the word, and chose a different approach.

The concept of boxing is rather interesting when you really sit down and dissect it. The practice involves training and nurturing the body, only to risk the body. One may wonder what drives a person to fight for the sake of sport. Is it to satisfy the ego, is it to release anger? Well, I have tried kickboxing (to the best of my ability) and my ego does not need the satisfaction of causing physical damage to another human being, nor am I an angry person. I'm actually pretty calm. However, boxing does provide a sudden jolt of energy, a rush, and a release.. And it will leave every muscle your own sore.

Fashion in all cases is to be admired and is sometimes impractical. Boxers live a lifestyle where they are not judged by their appearance, clothes, equipment, not even by their size. Raw skill, endurance, speed and strength define the athlete and the combination of these characteristics create the image of a true champion. 

Below are some of the images from my shoot last Friday. My friend Jamuel Vaz was one of my models. I met the other man the day before the shoot when I scouted with Charles and he agreed to be my second subject. I also photographed some of the boxers who regularly practice there. This was my first time shooting mainly film for a real shoot in a long time. I also shot digital, and will post more images soon. I have images of my two subjects boxing which were shot digitally because the ring was bouncy and I didn't want to drop the Hasselblad, and because it was hard to quickly frame and focus with that camera when they were moving around so fast -- I had them fight for real in order to get more realistic looking images (Sorry to my friend who isn't a trained boxer).

So, here...

Gang Photography & Rocket Science in Dumbo

Rocket Science 

Blurb Books and Contests

Hey All, I happen to get my hands on so info about the company Blurb Books, and thought I would pass it on. I will be bringing a book they have made to class tomorrow so everyone can see what their books look like.
Also, anyone that is interested in the new instant film from Impossible, they have a store that is opening up on 425 Broadway at Canal st, the 5th floor. The grand opening party is tomorrow 3-7 pm. Here is a shot with their PX100 film.

Natalia

Dumbo

"world under water"

What a day this was. I was unable to shoot for as long as I'd like due to circumstances hence my photos title.

Equipment List and Lighting Setup

Format CAMERA EQUIPMENT Qty. Rental Price Days Total
4x5 Film Holders 4x5 $0.00
4x5 4X5 Camera Outfit with Rails and Standards $0.00
120mm Super Angulon Schneider/Kreuznack Lens $0.00
4x5 150mm Schneider G/Claron Lens $0.00
4x5 210mm Schneider/Kreuznack Lens $0.00
4x5 Polaroid Back 545 or 545i $0.00
4x5 Filter Holder $0.00
4x5 Lens Filters $0.00
4x5 Pro Lens Shade $0.00
4x5 Binocular Hood $0.00
4x5 Direct-View Hood $0.00
4x5 Cambo Lens Board without Liner $0.00
4x5 Lens Board Wraps $0.00

120 Medium Format Body $0.00
120 120 Film Backs $0.00
120 Waist Level Finder $0.00
120 Prism Finder $0.00
120 Metered AE Prism Finder $0.00
120 Polaroid back with croppers $0.00
120 Winder / Motor Drive $0.00
120 Pro shades $0.00
120 50mm lens $0.00
120 65mm lens $0.00
120 90mm lens $0.00
120 140mm lens $0.00
120 Extension Tube #1 $0.00
120 Extension Tube #2 $0.00

35mm DSLR Body $0.00
35mm Hand Grip $0.00
35mm Lenses $0.00
35mm Lens Shade $0.00
35mm Close-up Ring $0.00
35mm Lens Filters $0.00
35mm Compact Flash Memory Cards $0.00
35mm Gray Cards $0.00
35mm Cable Release $0.00

Comp Hard Drive for Backup $0.00
Comp camera/hard drive cables $0.00
Comp Laptop $0.00
Comp Laptop Power Cord $0.00
Comp Laptop Screen Shade $0.00
Comp Software on CD as Backup $0.00

LIGHTING Qty. Rental Price Days Total
Strobe Power Pack $0.00
Strobe Pack Power Cord $0.00
Strobe Portable Power Pack $0.00
Batteries for Portable Power Pack $0.00
Monohead $0.00
Monohead Power Cord $0.00
Strobe Light Head $0.00
Head Cable Extension $0.00
Sync Cord $0.00
Sync Extensions $0.00
On-Camera Flash Unit $0.00
Hotlight $0.00
$0.00
7" Standard Reflector Grids $0.00
Reflector Grid set $0.00
Large Reflector $0.00
Beauty Dish (Silver or White) $0.00
Umbrella (Silver or White) $0.00
Softbox (Small, Medium, or Large) $0.00
Speed Ring for Lightbox $0.00
$0.00
Flexfill $0.00
Scrim Jim $0.00
Black Solids $0.00
White Solids $0.00
Silver $0.00
Silk $0.00
$0.00
Radio Slaves $0.00
Optical Slaves $0.00
24"x36" Sheet Lighting Gels $0.00

GRIP Qty. Rental Price Days Total
Tripod $0.00
Tripod head $0.00
Magic ball tripod head $0.00
Quick Release Bush $0.00
Monopod $0.00
Cable Release $0.00
$0.00
Camera bag $0.00
Light Case $0.00
Stand case $0.00
$0.00
C-Stand - 40" $0.00
40" arm with knuckle $0.00
C-Stand - 20" $0.00
20" arm with knuckle $0.00
Folding Pic Stand $0.00
Medium Roller Stand $0.00
Adaptor Pin for Strobe Light Head $0.00
Matthews Silver Boom Arm $0.00
Counterweight $0.00
Magic Arm $0.00
Autopoles $0.00
Crossbar $0.00
Folding Floorstand (with pin or 1' Extension) $0.00
6" Baby Plate $0.00
Gobo Black Flag $0.00
Apple Box $0.00
Full $0.00
Half $0.00
Quarter $0.00
Sandbag $0.00
Stepladder $0.00
Extension Cords (25', 50') $0.00
location cart (folding or table) $0.00
A Clamps $0.00
Large $0.00
Medium $0.00
Small $0.00
Super clamps with pins/studs $0.00
j-hooks $0.00
Multi-Clips / Butterfly clamps $0.00

LOCATION KIT Qty.
Model Release / Still Permits / Insurance Papers
Light Meter
Lens Cleaner & Tissue
sync cords
Optical (Peanut/Bubble) Slaves
Cable Release
Camera Body Batteries
AA Batteries
Camera Screw Adaptor - Small to Large Format
Gray Card

A-clamps (small, medium, large)
Super clamps, Pins/Studs, and J-hooks
Butterfly clamps

Lighting Gels and Diffusion
Cinefoil

Armature Wire (3 gauges)
Show cards(Black/White/Silver)
Glue Gun

Scissors
Xacto Knives & Blades
Screwdrivers
Tape Measure
Flashlight (small maglite)
Tweezers (various sizes)
level
lupe

Sharpies & assorted Pens
Ziploc plastic baggies
Garbage Bags
Rubber Bands
Wax & Blue Goo
Pins (Safety, T, Straight, etc.)
Fishing Line

Assorted Tapes
White Gloves / Dust Cloth / Brush / Rocket Air
Canned Air / Dust Off
Spray Mount
Matte Dulling Spray

Power Strip
Extension Cord
3-prong Outlet Converters
































How to pack your photo gear.


http://www.creativetechs.com/iq/chase_jarvis_photography_gear_packing_video.html

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Last Call for NYC book images

Tuesday is the last day NYC book project shoot images (from 4/9) will be collected. 

There's been a week extension for everyone, but there's still some people who are missing submissions. You can get them to Kelsey, Andrew, Karissa, Julie or myself. The book needs time for it to be sent out for publication, so if we don't have your images you won't be included in the final print.

Thanks guys,

Kristine and Julie

RICHARD SOLINGER DUMBO SHOOT SELECTS

MAGAZINE PROJECT DEADLINE ERROR

HEY GUYS-

I'm a complete moron. I originally posted that the submissions for both the fashion and food & wine magazine were due on Monday, May 19th. I really meant Monday, APRIL 19th. Unfortunately, Mag Cloud, who will be publishing our magazine, has a long turn around time, so to get a printed magazine to us by final critique, we would need to submit the content by next week. It's totally my mistake, so please just do the best you can to get it to me as soon as possible. And remember, I only need your images and content, you DO NOT have to lay it out. Our group will do that part. Again, I am so sorry for the error.

Thank you
-Kerry

HELP! NEED MAGAZINE SUBMISSIONS ASAP!

Hey Everyone,

PLEASE email your magazine submissions. The deadline was yesterday. We won't have a printed magazine by the end of the semester unless I get this submitted to the publisher by the end of this week, and my group needs time to lay it all out. Trust me, I know you're all crazy busy with all these different projects, but the magazine publisher takes 2 weeks just to send me a proof! Thank you. I'll be anxiously awaiting your submissions.

Please email submissions to:
kerrydavidson@me.com
Feel free to contact me at 917.445.4547 if you have any questions.
Thank you!

dumbo photos

curtis i cannot upload all 130 images these took forever!