46th Annual Photography Trade Show
The 46th Annual Algonquin Photography Trade Show
Date & Time: Friday April 26, 2019 5-8PM
Awards Show: 7PM
Location: Tudor Hall
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The 46th Annual Algonquin Photography Trade Show
Date & Time: Friday April 26, 2019 5-8PM
Awards Show: 7PM
Location: Tudor Hall
My name is Jihan Dassouki, I am an interior designer and painter with an ultimate passion in photography. As I believe, it can eternalize our joyful moments. This passion led me to study two years of photography at Algonquin College to refine my raw talent. I enjoy all kinds of photography, but Portrait and Food photography are where I combine my talent, experience and education.
My photography is characterized by innovation and attention for minute details, which is an attribute of my experience and educational background as an Interior Architect. I seek perfection in every aspect and strive that each client feels their uniqueness and beauty. I utilize colors in a unique way to make everybody and everything stand out in my photos. As for food photography, I believe in love from the first “photo”, and I work hard so that the consumer falls in love with the food before even tasting it!
Situated in Ottawa, and aided by the latest photography equipment, I believe that patience and two way communication is the most important factor for the success of a photo and satisfaction of the client. I do take all the time to discuss, manage and agree, then it is just a matter of “a click”.
Our March Break Open House is Saturday March 16, we are running the Program Presentation and Tour at 11AM and 1PM in room A147E.
If you miss the Open House the Program Presentation is on our Applicant page and if you want a virtual tour send us an email and we can set it up.
The goal of this assignment is to create an abstract image using light and shadow with a familiar object, an ordinary fork.
Students also are forced to practise pre-visualization by anticipating the image in a different crop than their camera’s viewfinder. This assignment also encourages the students to slow down and observe how light and shadow interact to create intriguing and abstract shapes with the shadow. The fork must be photographed against a white background and only using one light.
The Faculty have picked the top three images for this year and they are on display in the Post Gallery, room A147C. The top three image were photographed by: a
Matthew Hawes
Avery Flanders
Kat Blackwell
Congrats to the winners!!
The 44th Annual Algonquin Photography Grad Show
Friday April 7, 2017 3-9PM
Awards Show 7PM
Algonquin College Room T102 (College Map)
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Image by 2nd Year Kyleigh Telford: kyleightelford.com
Get ready for an exciting new year in the Program and at the College. For those returning for their Second Year we can't wait to see you again. For those joining us for their First Year we can not wait to meet you all.
This year we have new gear, techniques and tips to share with you all and of course the usual amazing curriculum. So we hope you are ready for some fun and of course a serious dose of learning!!
If you have questions or concerns about the first week feel free to email First Year Coordinator Jason Machinski machinj@algonquinocollege.com.
This is the college wide orientation and there is also a program orientation for First Years in H102 (H Building) Sept 6 at 12 noon. We need you to show up to sign your loan agreements, To register for the Day 1 Orientation use this link: orientation.algonquincollege.com/ac-day-1/ac-day-1-registration/photography/
More Day 1 event details and specifics will follow once registered. We hope to see you at AC Day 1 for the start of an exciting new year!!
This is our second and final round of Applicant / First Year Interviews. For all those that have not scheduled an interview please do so as soon as possible: acphotoprograminterviews.youcanbook.me.
All interviews will take place in C013 at Algonquin College, Woodroffe Campus, in the Photography Program area. The interviews will be a maximum of 30 minutes. There will also be Program tours and a chance to take a look at all the new gear for the upcoming year.
These interviews are a chance for us to get to know you a bit better, your needs and goals while in the Program. It is also to make sure you are up and running with all the stuff you need for the first week. Check out the Interview page to find out more info.