Website Wednesday: "Second Life" Student Gallery

Welcome to Website Wednesday!

A common question asked by our AiP Online Photography Students is: where can I exhibit my work?  Given the nature of our school, we have a virtual student gallery hosted by Second Life.  Pretty neat, eh? This gallery houses regular exhibits of featured student and faculty artwork. It also provides a space that gives our community a chance to interact in a unique environment.
  
Students and faculty members are encouraged to sign up for a free account with Second Life, join the AIPOD Connections Photo Group and visit the virtual gallery.  For more information about AiP Online "Second Life" Student Gallery, please click on the first URL link listed below to download an informational PDF.  Now that you know the virtual space exists, be sure to keep an eye out for an exhibition that would suit you.  AiP Online is now running a "Call for Entries" for:
Active Duty & Veterans of the US Armed Services Photograph Exhibit
War Photographer, James Nachtwey in South Africa
If you are an active duty or veteran of one of the US Armed Services, this photography exhibit was created just for you!  Here is your chance to be juried into an exhibit showcasing your current photography projects.  Any of your current and best photographic work will be accepted.  We are seeking images that represent your creative and professional photograph - no limits on subject or content.   We are looking for photographs that show off the talents of our current AiP Online students and the dedication of our service men and women. 

To submit your photographs for consideration in the exhibit, please send in the following: 

A Zipped Folder labeled as "LastName_FirstName.zip" that includes: 
  • 2 - 3 Examples of your Best Photographic Work 
  • Formatting for the images: 1024 pixels at the longest side & save files at 72ppi; save files as "firstname_lastname_title.jpeg".

A Word Document that Includes: 
  • Photographer's Name
  • Military Branch you Currently Serve (or Served)
  • Title of Each Piece
  • Date 
  • Short Biography: a) Your Location, b) Your Program - BS, AS or Certificate) and c) Your Focus for your Photography Work 

 A Signed Release Form
In order to download the release form, which is titled "EDMCReleaseForm.pdf", please click on the second link below.  You should type the information needed, print the form, physically sign the form, scan the form and/or re-photograph the form and save it as a PDF file.  
By September 1, 2013, e-mail your zipped folder with all contents listed above to Brianna Burnett: bburnett@aii.edu.  Accepted works will be notified by September 15, 2013 and the exhibit opens November 11, 2013.  Incomplete applications will not be considered for participation. 


Link #1: 
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0f5YB5ZY2LeZXNMeHJaVF9PNHM/edit?usp=sharing

Link #2:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0f5YB5ZY2LeTnNBZGJIc0MyOWM/edit?usp=sharing

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