One of the most satisfying moments of the year for the eighth grade is when they are finished with the yearbook. After months of planning, photographing, journalling, designing, collaborating, organizing, editing, problem-solving, etc., the yearbook is submitted to the yearbook publisher.
Here's a photo of the eighth graders' ceremonial "last click" to submit the yearbook to the publisher.
CES eighth grader Erin H.'s photo "Exit" has been selected by Frank Goodyear (Assistant Curator of Photography at the National Portrait Gallery) for inclusion in VisArts' upcoming exhibition "How You See It." Ninety-eight students from Maryland and DC submitted more than 160 photos, and Erin's was one of only 20 that were chosen. Nice work, Erin!
"How You See It" is a juried exhibition of photography, including work by high-school and middle-school students in or around Washington.
Selected works will be printed and hung in the VisArts Portfolio Gallery from March 10 to May 23, 2009.
CES students learn photography and imaging skills as part of the CES' Technology Program. In addition to photographing , journaling, and producing the school yearbook, CES 8th graders are also publishing an online journal of writings and images. Contact John Hartranft (301-315-7142 or jhartranft at cesstaff dot org) to learn more about CES' Technology Program.
To learn more about VisArts, visit http://www.visartscenter.org/
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