https://yetishotit.wordpress.com/
Here is the link to my site I had struggles of making links to new pages to display my photos. i have the buttons I wanted to present but I was unable to make the buttons work and lad a new page with the images I want on that page
this chapter ends with good tips after marketing and website and social media are clean and learned what it's like to create an exhibition. Now it's time to have a pitch about your work that ties it all together. After college, many thoughts have gone through my head about funding and how ill be able to pay for other lenses and tools when coming to photography. this chapter also explains how that's possible with photography grants. Even having a campaign and having people fund something that you working on, and goes into explaining how it works and how a photographer can benefit from it. I necessarily didn't even know pr real thing about doing something like crowdfunding but it seems that people have done it and can help me in the long run if I need to.
This chapter was revolving around how to present to a gallery and set up for one at that. it was nice reading this while in the senior show class and was very helpful while going through the real-life process of preparing for a gallery. Between the class and what the book said there are very similar to each other. One thing that I sought interest in was selling work online and how that was possible. giving a tip to be cautious about it what the outcome might be if a gallery wants to buy or doesn't buy online. To me, that seems about right because you don't know what the end of it will be or if a galley even accepts that, or even selling over a website.
at the beginning of the chapter, It was mainly stuff we talked about for the past years. talking about artist statements, sizing editing, project statements, and much more. the things that came to my attention the most were the pricing, and how to think about that. The tips that came after that were marking, logo, and branding. I have been thinking about this a lot more now coming to the end of college and going and making a name for myself in the photo world. the question I related to the most was" if an image is sold what is the minimum amount you would want to receive? I had the idea of this for a long time and now have a better understanding of a way of pricing images.
In the first chapter of the book, it seemed like a generation of photography and introduced in a way that the rest of the book will possibly entitle. To me, it was a repeat of some information that I got in classes throughout college. One point that stood out to me the most in this chapter was more about the residency programs. I didn't know necessarily what they were, but after learning and understanding that it's like a small community for artists to create and connect with one another. In the coming future that is something I am definitely interested in, I believe it will keep my head in the [photography world and keep a focus on the community around me whether it be a small part or the whole thing.
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Install Senior Show Spring 2023
Victoria Risbon
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Final Selection of Images to use + Artist Statement
Victoria Risbon
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Final Shooting and deciding to make my project specifically about the Marina.
Last week we installed in the Gordon Galleries, did gallery talks and opened the exhibition. There was a big turn out and it was nice to see how well everyone's work came out.
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I was able to install my work this past Wednesday in time for our artist talks
