2020-2021 Annual Photo Student Show
The show is an annual event featuring work by students enrolled in the NWC Photographic Communications Program. It contains representative samples of the photography career options offered at Northwest including photojournalism, portraiture, fashion, food and product photography.
During the opening reception, the NWC Trustees’ Purchase Awards will be announced and students represented in the show will be on hand to talk about their works. The winners for this year;
Commercial Portrait: Abigail Cubbage
Product Advertising: Lauren Yates
Digital Composite: Ilene Olson
Editorial & Media: Katlynn McKenzie
This year’s purchase awards were selected by Megan Baumeister, alumni of NWC Photographic Communication Program and owner of Tilt/Shift Brands in Cody, Wyoming. It was juried by faculty and staff in the NWC Photographic Communications Program.
2019-2020 Annual Photo Student Show
The show is an annual event featuring work by students enrolled in the NWC Photographic Communications Program. It contains representative samples of the photography career options offered at Northwest including photojournalism, portraiture, fashion, food and product photography.
During the opening reception, the NWC Trustees’ Purchase Awards will be announced and students represented in the show will be on hand to talk about their works. The winners for this year;
Commercial Portrait: Shyane Schultz
Product Illustration: Jaydn Engelhardt
Digital Alteration: Ronnie Wolfe
Media & Editorial: Austin Kennedy
This year’s purchase awards were selected by Craig Satterlee, retired NWC Professor Emeritus of the Photographic Communication Program. It was juried by faculty and staff in the NWC Photographic Communications Program.
Chile: Abrria y Abajo
This 2019 spring break, April 28-March 9, the Photographic Communications program at Northwest College lead a group of twenty-three students, faculty and community members to Chile. This was the sixteenth spring break trip that the Photographic Communications program organized but it was the first trip lead by Jennifer Litterer-Treviño, Instructor of Photography. Similar to other trips, Chile provided a valuable opportunity for Northwest College students to experience the challenges of travel photography within the structure of a multicultural experience.
The Abrria y Abajo exhibit, which translates from Spanish to up and down, showcases photographs from fourteen students, faculty and community members. The images represent both the metaphorically and geographically theme of up and down. The trip began in capital city of Santiago, where students acclimate to the late summer weather and cityscapes. Santiago has a rich culture of mixing old colonial Spanish architecture with newer modern buildings. After a couple days in Santiago, the group took a flight down to Punta Arenas, which is the southern tip of country and in the Patagonia region. During the second morning in Punta Arenas the group rode a boat to visit Magellanic penguins on Magdalena Island in the Strait of Magellan. The following day the group flew back to Santiago and spent the remainder of the trip visiting the port cities, Valparaíso and Viña del Mar, and a tour of the Concha y Toro winery.
2019-2018 Annual Student Photo Show
The show is an annual event featuring work by students enrolled in the NWC Photographic Communications Program. It contains representative samples of the photography career options offered at Northwest including photojournalism, portraiture, fashion, food and product photography.
During the opening reception, the NWC Trustees’ Purchase Awards will be announced and students represented in the show will be on hand to talk about their works. The winners for this year;
Commercial Portrait: Rebekah Ozer
Product Illustration: Randy Quarles
Digital Alteration: Tannar Ranstrom
Media & Editorial: Jeff Codevilla
This year’s purchase awards were selected by Melissa Thompson, Alumni of NWC Photographic Communication Program and owner of Thompson Portrait Studios. It was juried by faculty and staff in the NWC Photographic Communications Program.