Tag: photography

Opinions

Live in the moment rather than capturing it

Katia Faroun | Features Editor 01/28/2021 Though it’s in the name, a photographer’s goal should not be a photo-op.  Merriam-Webster defines “behold” as to gaze upon, usually something of impressive beauty. Multiple religions place an emphasis on beholding the glory of nature. The Judeo Christian worldview encourages believers to see God’s presence in nature and to respect it as part of his creation. Aesthetic philosophers, … Continue reading Live in the moment rather than capturing it

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Arts & Entertainment

National Geographic photo exhibit astonishes

Katia Faroun | Associate Photo Editor 03/12/20 There once was a time when academic journals shunned photographs. Now, we can’t imagine a publication without them. The artistic and scientific contributions of photography to the development of our society are undeniable. By displaying images of our Earth and its wonders, photography unites billions of people spread across millions of miles of land and sea. National Geographic … Continue reading National Geographic photo exhibit astonishes

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Features

Guide to Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District

1/24/2019 Griffin Sendek | Features Editor The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Gallery Crawl returns to the Cultural District Friday, Jan. 25, and as always is showcasing a tremendous amount of art galleries, performances and events from Pittsburgh based artists. Per the usual, it is also completely free to attend. The gallery crawl only comes around a few times a year, and is never the same twice. … Continue reading Guide to Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District

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