Sunday, June 14, 2009

PPA IPC

EI Judging RoomJudges at workDuring the judging the rooms were dark
and the judges would view the image
and vote to give the image merit or not.
The good part was when the judges would challenge a call. Then they would explain why they liked or disliked the image.
Today, the IPC went fairly well. I started in the EI room where the electronic images were. However, by the days end I was hauling and sorting photos. I liked the sorting because you get to see all of the photos - good and bad. But on the other hand you don't get to hear why the judges like or dislike the image. Nonetheless, today I saw some very good images. The clarity was out of this world. The amount of knowledge is wild; I am learning something new every 5 minutes. I for one, am glad Ms. Harkins, the PPA and all the others gave us this opportunity. Oh yeah I took a few photos today to share the fun and experience with you. Click here to see the entire set. I will add photos daily so check back often.

Friday, June 12, 2009

Duckhead Clothing?

As we were walking through a maze of shops in almost Southern Georgia, a nice little ducky decided to make a new home. I guess this must be the home of the Duckhead brand of clothing.

Thursday, June 11, 2009

PPA’s International Print Competition

The PPA’s International Print Competition is a world-renowned photographic competition and it will be held here at Gwinnett Tech. This is a monumental event folks. I have been looking at the past entries and the images are just remarkable. The images on the left are samples of the amazing work. Don't miss it! I hope you have entered and good luck! For more information on the International Print Competition simply click here.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

St. Philip's Stained Glass

Stained Glass



The Cathedral of St. Philip has some wonderful stained glass. In fact the upper floor has stained glass from 1860's, pre-dating the Civil War. The stained glass, located on the upper floor hallway, are pictorials dedicated to some on the babies and young children that had died. Get a chance stop by and check it out. The Cathedral of St. Philip is located on Peachtree St., not hard at all to find.

Monday, June 8, 2009

Looks like the grades are posted.

Well folks it looks like the grades are posted. I am sure we will see each other next quarter, so until then have a good one! Oh yeah, it is our last quarter together, did you realize this?

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