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Program - Smart Phone Photography by Jeffri Moore (7:30 PM EST)
Camera phones have been around for many years. Most people carry a mobile phone, some of which now have very high-tech camera sensors and lots of megapixels. If you want to create a memory, just whip out your phone and capture the moment! There are hundreds of apps available for taking, editing, and manipulating your camera phone photos. These photos can then be shared with others via text or on social media sites. There are apps for adding filter effects and frames to your images. Jeffri shares with us her passion and excitement about camera phone photography. Using examples of her work, Jeffri will show you some of her favorite apps and editing methods.
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Education - Computational Photography: How Our Smartphones Are Beating The Big Cameras by Gary Friedman (7:30 PM EST)
In this talk, originally commissioned by the Royal Photographic Society in London, Gary explains the clever secrets being employed behind the scenes.
•What tricks are the smartphone manufacturers
using that the big camera companies aren’t?
•How do they get great results in Night View mode
without needing a tripod?
•Why do they create a 3D map of the image in the phone?
•And how quickly might your traditional big camera become obsolete?
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Competition - Judge Todd Nettelhorst - Theme Black & White (7:30 PM EDT)
Black and White (7:30 PM EDT)
Status: Judged
Competition Type: Themes
Creative (7:30 PM EDT)
Status: Judged
Nature (7:30 PM EDT)
Status: Judged
Pictorial (7:30 PM EDT)
Status: Judged
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Program - by Colleen Miniuk (7:30 PM EDT)
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Image Study - Commentator Jeff Larason (7:30 PM EDT)
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Education - Thinking Beyond The Photograph by Edward Boches (7:30 PM EDT)
Thinking Beyond the Photograph presents a collection of mini-case studies based on a simple model that revealed itself almost accidentally, but that Bocheshas now turned into a way of thinking that guides much of his work.
1. What am I interested in photographing?
2. Who else would care?
3. Can my photographs help them?
4. Could they help me?
5. Could we collaborate – without compromising my work or standards?
The five-question approach has led to partnerships with the City of Boston’s Main Streets and subsequently multiple public art installations and a solo show; with SPAT of Wellfleet and the oyster community, resulting in front-page coverage in two newspapers and an online gallery of images for sale; the Cambridge Community Center, which yielded a small exhibit at that storied center; Harbor Stage Theater Company, which led to the distribution and sale of fine art postcards of Boches’s behind the scenes photography. More importantly, however, the photographs have helped causes, organizations and communities that matter to Boches.
Since sharing his approach with photographic communities and camera clubs, other photographers have reported back that it works for them now as well. Perhaps it could work for you, too.
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Closing: NECCC Nature (7:30 PM EDT)
Closes: Friday, April 5, 2024 7:30 PM
Closing: NECCC Monochrome (11:30 PM EDT)
Closes: Friday, April 5, 2024 11:30 PM
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