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This a photo blog featuring a selection of photographs taken by middle-school participants of Liza Bishop's Advanced Photography Program for Sweet Life Studio in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Nature’s Best Backyards contest (September 2011 deadline): http://www.naturesbestphotography.com/enter_guidelines.php
Wildlife Contest (CATEGORIES include: Baby Animals, Backyard Habits, Birds, Connecting People and Nature, Landscapes and Plant Life, Mammals, Other Wildlife) http://www.nwf.org/photocontest/pdf/Photo_Contest_Rules_2011.pdf
Wildlife Contest (July 14 deadline): http://www.nwf.org/photocontest/?s_src=20110401_Web_Home_Page
Starting June 20th for 2 weeks, 3x a week, 3pm-6pm at Village School. Can you make it?
Photography camp is coming up, so clear your schedules! Starting in mid-June (details to be announced soon), Sweet Life is offering a brand new camp that will take photography to the next level. Between shooting assignments, photo editing, blogging, and exhibit visits, you will be a busy, busy photographer. E-Mail liza@sweetlifestudio.com for more info or to sign up!
ART WITH HEART: Kids Helping Kids
Park Street Academy, McGuffey Art Center, and Renee Balfour are sponsoring a fundraiser for the new Children’s Hospital at the University of Virginia.
Student created photographs and paintings will be auctioned to raise funds for the new wing at the UVA hospital. All work will be framed and exhibited in the gallery at McGuffey Art Center on February 2nd 2011 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
The opening event and artist reception will be free and open to the public.
To submit photographic work, please e-mail high quality images (with titles) to Liza Bishop at info@sweetlifestudio.com no later than Sunday, January 16th, 2011.
Spread the word and invite a friend to participate!
If you are interested is assisting Park Street Academy with this event through volunteering or underwriting, please contact the school at 434.293.2613 or www.parkstreetacademy.org
“Cream Cheese container in the grass.” Caroline C.
“I almost got the ball!” Caroline C.
“A dog jumping into the air to get his ball!” Caroline C.
One of my students showed me this today: This guy has taken a single photo of his daughter each day for (so far) 10 years. It’s SO easy. 10 seconds everyday is all it takes! Think about how thrilled you will be in a few months/years/decades!
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“Down the Stairs” Colleen T.
