My photo father's "Memory Loss"

 If you documented your mentors in terms of lineage we would all have a family tree of our educational intersections. To some these connections are mediocre. To me they carry some serious weigh and many hard earned lessons. Point being, we all are standing on the shoulders of giants, which are actually someone else's ideas, dialogue that we have with the work or existence of other creators.  However you choose to think about your past influences and gifts, this is one of my favorite giants to reference, my photo father, Stan Strembicki. Check out a recently uploaded portfolio of his on Behance... 

Stan Strembicki - Memory Loss 2005 -2007

Ode to my Photo Grandfather - Bart Parker

If our knowledge and experiences had a family tree... a web... a network of connections we make...

Remember the name: Work by late professor, former students on display at URI - Independent Newspapers: Arts And Living

Exhibition tonight! Silver in the Digital Age!

 http://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/new/silver-in-the-digital-age

Photo updates to SPE posts...

Just found some photographs from the photo booth at the conference I attended in San Francisco back in March. The Society of Photographic Education always ends with a really rowdy party and our parties always either have a polaroid photo booth or something the like.  This year it was sponsored by the folks at Capture Integration.

Anyhow, here are some of the fam that attended this year...

Left to right...Susan Moore - Indiana University South Bend, myself, Stan Strembicki - Washington University, Dave Johnson - Saint Louis University & Washington University...

Levitation...

(Here is a quick email from my photo father Stan.  This is such a strange little site.  Funny too.)






Perfect for that shutter speed assignment......

http://yowayowacamera.com/banana/


xo


Stan Strembicki
St. Louis, Missouri