Mar 19
Today, we hosted a middle school photography class that attend Denver Academy. Thomas Laird, Digital Art and SmartLab Instructor, organized the field trip. We gave the students free rein to photograph the light sculptures. They had quite a time!
We look forward to receiving their photos for a webpage we will put together.
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2 comments
The intersection of photography and light sculptures seems like a perfect pairing. It’s inspiring to think about how this experience might influence the students’ future work, especially in terms of capturing the dynamic play of light.
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Thank you for your insight, Nano!