Photography by Merrick Chojnacki | Owl Staff The Art of Observation is more than just pointing a camera and pressing the shutter; it requires extreme attention to light, composition, and the smallest of details. Introducing Abigail Inskeep, a local photographer based in Maryland, whose work exemplifies this delicate balance with a keen eye for both … Continue reading The Art of Observation
Everyday Views Through a Viewfinder
Photography by Mackenzie Cooney | Owl Staff My record player from fifth grade collects dust as the years go on. I helped my sister paint this bottle of wine for her wedding, and I keep pieces of every photographic memory on my dresser. My CDs are stacked vertically so they stand out from the rest … Continue reading Everyday Views Through a Viewfinder
Together Again: A Spooky Twist on a Husband and Wife Coming Home
By Josh Brethauer | Owl Staff Sunset at their home is where they want to be together. She gets home, hoping to follow him to his home. She is waiting nearby while he just wants to get home. Up the stairs, he can feel she's not far behind. He gets there just in time, making … Continue reading Together Again: A Spooky Twist on a Husband and Wife Coming Home
Life Through the Lens: Capturing the Essence of a Day in Manhattan
Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff Owl Staff travelled to New York City for the ProCon 25 Convention sponsored by the College Media Association. Check out the photos below for a closer look at life around The Big Apple. Between the morning commuters, clueless tourists, coffee-goers and costumed performers lies a bustling city in … Continue reading Life Through the Lens: Capturing the Essence of a Day in Manhattan
The People’s March
Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff Formed by many of the groups present at the 2017 Women's March, thousands rallied for the "People's March" in Washington, D.C. in support of women's reproductive rights, racial equality, LGBTQ rights, and other causes. Demonstrators surround the frozen Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to listen to a wide range … Continue reading The People’s March
A Warm Fall Day in New York City
Photography by Nicholas Ramos | Owl Staff A walk around New York City’s Central Park provides vibrant views of the autumn foliage. Surrounded by iconic architecture, some park visitors take to the ponds on paddle boats. Visitors sit upon large rocks that provide a breathtaking view of the city. Central Park allows for a breath … Continue reading A Warm Fall Day in New York City
The Cost of Freedom: A Veterans Day Tribute at the WWII Museum
Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff Although New Orleans is known for its vast culture and history, the city also houses one of the most highly regarded WWII museums in the world. Take a look at the photos below to learn more, and be sure to thank a veteran in your life today. This … Continue reading The Cost of Freedom: A Veterans Day Tribute at the WWII Museum
Halloween in New Orleans
Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff The Journalism Club at Harford traveled to New Orleans for the National College Media Convention. While there, the club took some time on Halloween night to walk the famous Bourbon Street for holiday festivities. Check out the photos below! From left to right: Ises Webb, Tacy Brown, Valnae … Continue reading Halloween in New Orleans
Wildlife in Focus
Photography by Luke Teigue | Owl Staff A small collection of some of the wildlife I've come across in my travels. A female cardinal perches atop a birch tree. This horse felt comfortable enough to get up close and personal. A squirrel scavenges for their next meal. This heron waits above the water in search … Continue reading Wildlife in Focus
Inside HCC’s Photography Department
Article by Brendan Flanagan | Owl Staff For more than four decades, HCC's photography department has been giving students the opportunity and resources to express their artistic minds in new and creative ways. Stephen McFillin, one of Owl Media's photographers, wanted to get a behind-the-scenes look into the department and ask students and staff about … Continue reading Inside HCC’s Photography Department