 |
| Building Perspectives |
In conjunction with the
exhibition The Rise of a Landmark: Lewis Hine and the Empire State
Building, the Morris Museum is featuring an exhibition of photographs
by high school students called Building Perspectives. Twenty-three
students from five local schools including Middlesex High School, Piscataway
High School, Pompton Lakes High School, Ridge High School and Whippany
Park High School participated in the program.
 |
| Building Perspectives |
The Building Perspectives program started in November 2003 when
gifted art students and their teachers met with professional photographer
Nancy Ori at the museum to discuss the basics of architectural photography.
The students were then assigned the task of photographing examples
of architectural structures in their own communities. In December,
the group assembled again, and Ms. Ori critiqued the work that the
students brought as well as offered helpful suggestions to hone their
photography skills. In January, each student entered his or her best
photographs to be judged for exhibition at the Morris Museum. Those
photographs that were chosen are now on view in Building Perspectives through March 14, 2004.
|
|
|
|
