The "Photographer of the week" series is dedicated to highlighting photographers within the SCAD community that demonstrate unique abilities behind the lens. This week the Connector interviews Madd C-D, a
Photo destinations are typically followed by a fetishization of the atmosphere by multiple influencers or even just high geo-tags on Instagram. What we can envision for amazing negative space would
The Connector reaches out to Robin Maaya, a 4th year photography student. When did you start your photography journey and what does photography mean to you? I started photographing when
This photo series is a continuation of the first one, "De-masculinizing through nighttime portraits." The images are meant to break the status quo representation of masculinity, and showcase that masculinity
The Lunar New Year is a holiday that initials the first new moon of the lunisolar calendar. This is the same calendar that is traditionally used in some Asian countries
The Connector reaches out to Emily Jahr, a first-year photography student. Photo by Emily Jahr. How would you describe this photo collection? These images are a part of a collection
The "Butterfly Effect" is the idea that small things can have non-linear impacts on a complex system. These small actions can create unpredictable changes that'll shift the direction of any
Simplicity is typical amongst new photographers. Nature scenes, pictures of family and friends or just a portrait of an apple can be found in many amateur portfolios. However, Charity Scriven
As 2021 delivers a multitude of new inventions, screenings, and art work, SCAD Atlanta has unveiled a new exhibition "The Light Behind the Lens" by Albert Watson. Photo by Ilijah
Oftentimes we find ourselves searching for the next big project or journey to embark upon. Majority of the ideas we have however seldom break through the ideation stage. What's important
