Showing posts with label columbia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label columbia. Show all posts

Friday, February 5, 2010

Trespassing





I'm taking a black and white photo class, but the colors in this truck made me run back to the car to get my digital camera. I don't think black and white could quite do it justice! I'm really excited to see what I got on film. Yes.. film.... More digital photos on my flickr.

My cohort, Jason, got some cool photographs from this area as well! Thanks for braving the snow storm and back roads of Missouri with me!

Thursday, November 19, 2009

The Song

The Song from Chelsea Sektnan on Vimeo.



Mason Jennings talks about his experience as a singer and songwriter

Friday, September 5, 2008


My finished portraits project! 

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Finally a Photojournalist!






My first week being in the Missouri School of Journalism has finally started! So far it has been more fun than I could have ever imagined! All of my classes are pretty exciting, and my photojournalism class in particular has already taught me so much. I'm excited to expand my knowledge of photojournalism. It's kind of exciting to think what kind of photographer I will be when I get out of the school. I don't even know! I guess I'll figure it out, and if you read my blog, you will too!

 I will update this blog periodically with work from my photojournalism class, and also with my work from the Boone County Journal in Ashland. 

Keep checking in! 

Last weekend I took photographs of the rodeo in Ashland. It was fun, but also a little difficult. I had to figure out ISO a little better, and I don't know how to do ISO very well. I learned so much from this experience! Please comment on my photographs from this event, I really need to know how to make them better, and I need to figure out how to do a better job next time. I know that I need to have a lower apature, but it was difficult with a 3.5 18-135 zoomed all the way out. I kept the ISO at 1600 for most of the event, which made many of my photographs too grainy. How do I prevent this? Can I?