🙏Thank you again to our judges: Marilú López Fretts, @raexsunshine of @Syracuse1848, Terry Baker of Syracuse In Focus & Zau Nhkum
P.S. Stay tuned for updates on further exciting details for 🎶 Aug. 22 🎶 pic.twitter.com/pK4aYta9HX
— Stand Director (@MySouthSide) August 10, 2021
Posts Tagged ‘Photography’
Scenes from the City
Tuesday, August 10th, 2021Different Perspective
Sunday, March 26th, 2017
A photographer ripped the runway last night for Fashion’s Conscience at Syracuse University. (Design by 3ecome aka B3 aka Become)
Art of Photography (part 33)
Monday, August 15th, 2016
Drone photography at a sunflower maze (Camillus, NY)
When will SU get a Hip Hop Fellow?
Thursday, March 24th, 2016
Harry Allen, writer, photographer and hip hop historian completed a two-day residence at Syracuse University and ended it by showing some of his vintage Golden Era pictures at Waston Theater last night.
Art of Photography (part 28)
Friday, February 26th, 2016
Who said photographers don’t make great subjects
Art of Photography (part 27)
Friday, December 4th, 2015
Moments of Clarity
Dakaro Edwards and Rickey Brown
Selfies Are Always A Good Sign
Friday, September 18th, 2015
Runway, Syracuse Style Event (Armory Square)
Art of Photography (part 23)
Thursday, July 16th, 2015
Here’s a throwback from the 2009 Jazz Festival.  A fan snaps a picture of Kenny G as he signs autographs. Check out the flip phone and steady hand.  The 33rd Annual Jazz Fest kicks off tomorrow at OCC. We’ll post photos as they become available.
Art of Photography (part 21): Portrait Evolving
Tuesday, June 2nd, 2015We have been on the look out for Professor Charisse L’Pree, Ph.D. since we heard she took over the (Media) Race and Conversation series at SU. Her areas of expertise include persuasive communications and media psychology.
L’Pree’s presentation on “The #Healthyselfie” was a crowd pleaser at TEDx Syracuse University back in April.
A selfie is still a selfie, even if you don’t share it or post in on social media, she says, because in our hyper-connected world we use them to encode our memories and document our lives.
We look forward to L’Pree’s forthcoming selfie book, The Media Made Me Crazy. Beyond her academic pursuits, maybe she’ll launch a reality series called the “Charisse Chronicles,” or “Keeping up with L’Pree” to continue the psychoanalysis of our selfie obsession.
The Big Picture
Friday, May 15th, 2015Thanks to SHAZOW! Media and Syracuseinfo Pages for hooking us up with Syracuse Posters at Destiny USA.