Excitement was in the air by the time I arrived around 7:30 am last Saturday.
The Life Arts building, the Riverside Municipal Auditorium and the Universalist Unitarian Church of Riverside was already teeming with staffers clad in purple t-shirts from Encore High School.
It’s been a while since I put up some fresh work.
This time around, I am also displaying 4 pictures from students who attended my Small Flash Lighting workshop, Steve Fetbrandt, Debbie Redfearn, Terry Turcotte and Steffen Urban.
Those were taken during my actual workshops.
If you have a chance stop by Back to the Grind coffeehouse this evening during Art Walk or anytime this month of September to see them.
My students work will be on the right wall. Continue reading Portraits on display at Back to the Grind
Over the years I’ve been extremely fortunate to have met and photographed a lot of faces.
Many of these weren’t paid jobs but just collaborations or what is frequently called “Time For Prints.” Continue reading Practice isn’t just for beginners but also seasoned practitioners
Like years past, I favored covering a graduation in the evening versus the early morning sessions.
I requested a 6 pm graduation and I was assigned the commencement for College of Humanities, Arts and Social Science.
Temperatures are usually pleasant in early June and there is a lot of daylight on the Pierce Lawn, the site of the ceremony.
I tend to arrive 90 minutes before the start mostly because I dislike being late and in having to rush. Continue reading UCR CHASS graduation 2016
