Runner enjoys an energetic jog through the Riverwalk during the cool early evening hours.
Mutual understanding: A 5% bonus point will be added to your final grade if you post at least once a week to this blog. We will not post any photo coming from a Ranger story before it is published. When posting photos of Ranger assignments, we will put credit as such: Mary Jane/The Ranger in red right next to or under the photo.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
multiple flash and stroboscopic flash
Multiple flash to freeze the action in the basketball court
The Swan Lake Ballet: Stroboscopic flash demonstration.
at ISO 400, who could imagine?
Friday, November 5, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
Lunch with the Los
A few shots from an unforgettable afternoon at the Los, first, from the garden out front:
Flash fun
My friend Paul drinks green tea at Shishas hookah bar off Babcock. I used the pop-up flash and simply bounced it with my hand, being sure to block the front.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Invitation to everyone!
Hello fellow classmates, instructors, and peers. You are all invited to come and check out my blog at: http://philosophicallydementedmedia.blogspot.com/ I encourage all visitors to please comment on my postings. Thanks! Rennie M.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Spurs game with Kin Man Hui
A former Ranger staff now shooting for the SA Express-News, Kin Man Hui offered to bring me along to the Spurs game last Thursday when I-10 rivals the Houston Rockets visited the AT&T Center for the final preseason game.
When I decided to become a photojournalist four years ago while mentoring with the Express-News for a senior project, I dreamed about joining the pros along the baseline of an NBA game. Getting there again with the greater responsibility of an assignment, along with improved abilities and well-earned equipment, remains my goal.
Being a huge Spurs fan, my interest in what I called "newspaper photography" was fueled by watching how close photographers were to the action, providing viewers with images of what I consider the closest level that watching a game can get, without actually being there.
So I parked my car at the Express newsroom, and Kin Man drove over to the AT&T Center. I had no idea about how close to the action, and realizing that my dream job is reality, I was about to get.
I owe enormous thanks to William Luther, who taught me a great deal during my first year, Kin Man and others at the Express-News who helped me get out there.
Kin Man put together a great slideshow on mysa.com with a few of my pics! Click the photo to view a slideshow of my pics from the night:
Tyler Cleveland/Special to the Express-News
When I decided to become a photojournalist four years ago while mentoring with the Express-News for a senior project, I dreamed about joining the pros along the baseline of an NBA game. Getting there again with the greater responsibility of an assignment, along with improved abilities and well-earned equipment, remains my goal.
Being a huge Spurs fan, my interest in what I called "newspaper photography" was fueled by watching how close photographers were to the action, providing viewers with images of what I consider the closest level that watching a game can get, without actually being there.
So I parked my car at the Express newsroom, and Kin Man drove over to the AT&T Center. I had no idea about how close to the action, and realizing that my dream job is reality, I was about to get.
I owe enormous thanks to William Luther, who taught me a great deal during my first year, Kin Man and others at the Express-News who helped me get out there.
Kin Man put together a great slideshow on mysa.com with a few of my pics! Click the photo to view a slideshow of my pics from the night:
Tyler Cleveland/Special to the Express-News
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