Pho·tog Friday: Ellyn Norris - Faculty Lecture

Pho·tog Friday: Ellyn Norris - Faculty Lecture

Norris, Ellyn, Vik Beach, 2013.
Come "meet" one of our Full Time Faculty members, Professor Ellyn Norris!  Not only is Professor Norris an instructor at our school, she is also an experienced traveler and "on location" photographer!  In her lecture, Professor Norris shares her experience living in Iceland and working as a landscape photographer during the month of June, 2013.  Not only did she shoot still photographs, but she also captured audio!  Upon integrating herself into the Iceland Photo and Art Community, she discusses both the challenges and opportunities she encountered.  The lecture ends with Ellyn answering questions from attending students. Enjoy!



Norris, Ellyn. "Vik Beach, Iceland." Ellynism. N.p., 2013. Web. 17 Sept. 2015 
Norris, Ellyn. "Faculty Artist Talk: Ellyn Norris - On Location Photography." YouTube. The Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division, n.d. Web. 17 Sept. 2015. 
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