Shutter Vision Photojournalist: Luanne Dietz(941) 232-8781
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DIY – Kitchen Table
So, I built a table. (Pause for reaction) Yes, a real table. Like made out of wood and nails and stuff. Many people have asked me how I did it, and quite honestly, I have no idea. When I first moved into my new house in December, I had everything I needed minus a kitchen [...]
DC
I have a very special place in my heart for Washington D.C.. It’s one of those cities that holds just good memories for me. I’ve only been three times, but during my short yet intense love affair with this nations capitol, I’ve witnessed so much of history, while creating pivot points in my own. My [...]
PBS Newshour
At the end of last year the PBS Newshour, along with NPR, contacted our journalism program and asked if our students would want to be a part of their Student Reporting Labs. At the time, we didn’t know much of what we were getting ourselves into, but we were ready for the challenge. Student Reporting [...]
11 unseen of 2011
To sum up my 2011 in photos, I’ve decided to pull together 11 images that haven’t seen the light of the interwebs yet. A few select friends and family have laid eyes on them, but other than that, they’ve been sitting in a folder on my desktop. What good is art if there is no [...]
Growing Up
Meet Brandon… We’ve been best friends since 3rd grade, and guess what… He’s Getting Married!!!!! Growing up is a funny thing. Over the last 18 years that I’ve known Brandon we’ve been through a lot together. When we first met in 3rd grade, I was the smart one. The big to-do of the year was [...]
Can Art Change the World?
Happy 2012! Nothing like starting the year with some inspiration. As artist we often get so caught up in the creation of the product, that we forget the reason the product exist. A few weeks back I walked my students through a lesson that was inspired by JR’s TED Talk “One wish to change the [...]