Tag: "photography"
Photographing the Sun: Let Me Count The Ways
Turns out there are as many as ways to photograph as eclipse as there are to watch it. With a bit of preparation and the generosity of strangers, I got to experience five of them during Sunday's annular eclipse.
Post on May 22, 2012 by Danna Staaf from QUEST Northern California
Gigapans: Panoramas that Bring You All the Way There
These gigantic, zoomable photographs bring all the glory of great places to your screen. They also bring you geologic lessons of all sizes.
Post on Feb 23, 2012 by Andrew Alden from QUEST Northern California
Cast Your Votes For Our Photo Caption Contest with The Tech Museum!
Please vote on your favorite caption for our photo contest with The Tech Museum!
Post on Aug 26, 2011 by Jenny Oh from QUEST Northern California
Enter Our Photo Caption Contest with The Tech Museum!
Enter our photo caption contest and you may win (2) tickets to the Tech Museum's upcoming After Hours event!
Post on Aug 22, 2011 by Jenny Oh from QUEST Northern California
Producer's Notes: Finding Light
When I was trolling for our first YPOQ photographer for the new season of QUEST TV, I went back to some of those early submissions and was immediately struck by Christenson’s set of vibrant, kinetic images.
Post on May 17, 2011 by Amy Miller
Vote On Our Photo Caption Contest with The Monterey Bay Aquarium!
Vote on your favorite caption for our Monterey Bay Aquarium photo caption contest!
Post on Jan 06, 2011 by Jenny Oh
Enter Our Photo Caption Contest with The Monterey Bay Aquarium!
Enter our photo caption contest and you may win (2) tickets to the Monterey Bay Aquarium!
Post on Dec 16, 2010 by Jenny Oh
Hacking the Kinect For Art's Sake
The Kinect by Microsoft has provided hackers with a new toy to experiment with. One Bay Area photographer shows us the Kinect in a new light.
Post on Dec 14, 2010 by Laura Khalil
Producer's Notes: Your Photos on QUEST – Ron Wolf
After spending the day with Ron Wolf, I doubt I’ll ever look at the ground the same way anymore!
Post on Jul 13, 2010 by Lindsay Kelliher
Producer's Notes: Your Photos on QUEST—Doug Nomura
San José photographer Doug Nomura has learned just how to track his subjects to create arresting photos of birds in flight. He focuses his work on the Bay Trail, a 300-mile trail around the Bay. QUEST joins Nomura on the bayfront in Sunnyvale as he works to photograph the many bird species that call the South Bay’s mudflats home, or stop here as part of their migration.
Post on Oct 13, 2009 by Gabriela Quirós
Our Latest 'Your Photos on QUEST' Contest Winner: Harold Davis
Congratulations to Harold Davis, the winner of our most recent YPOQ contest, for his photo set "Miracle Worlds of Nature". He will be featured in a TV segment next month.
Post on Jun 09, 2009 by Craig Rosa
Producer's Notes: Randy Davis on Your Photos on Quest
Cycling and photography are two passions of mine that I ardently pursue in my free time, so it was only natural that I felt an immediate kinship with Your Photo on QUEST's featured photographer Randy Davis.
Post on May 12, 2009 by Jenny Oh
Producer's Notes for Your Photos on QUEST: Laura Watt
The Flickr set submitted by photographer, sailor & environmental scientist Laura Watt for Your Photos on QUEST (YPOQ) is all about Water. She’s a prolific presence on Flickr, sharing thousands of images with the site’s community of photographers.
Post on Mar 17, 2009 by Amy Miller
Producer's notes for Your Photos On Quest: John Albers-Mead
We put out a call for submissions for this Your Photos on Quest segment a little late. As a result, we only got a handful of submissions. Thankfully, John Albers-Mead was one of them.
Post on Nov 18, 2008 by Amy Miller
Your Photos on QUEST #3: and the winner is…
Flickr photo community member jalbersmead (John Albers-Mead) will be collaborating with KQED staff on our next 2-minute YPOQ segment for broadcast and web distribution. It will air on November 18, 2008.
Post on Aug 28, 2008 by Craig Rosa
Kids Take Aim in Cal Academy Photo Contest
For the next generation, cell phones, computers, and digital cameras are something they have always known. While I had to get to know how to use the technology as it was developed, they have been introduced to it already molded and they are incredibly comfortable using it. This became readily clear to me coordinating the California in Your Backyard Youth Photo Contest.
Post on Aug 06, 2008 by Cat
Through the Lens: California in your backyard
The camera has long been an invaluable tool of field researchers. For example, the initial identification of a new mammal species was initiated by a camera trap set up by Francesco Rovero of the Trento Museum of Natural Sciences in the Ndundulu Forest in Tanzania's Udzungwa Mountains. Both Francesco Rovero and Galen Rathbun of the [...]
Post on Apr 17, 2008 by Cat
Your Photos on QUEST TV – Call for Submissions
View our original YPOQ pilot featuring photographer Russ MorrisDo you love photographing Science, Environment and Nature in Northern California? Would you like to collaborate on a 2-minute QUEST TV short about your photography for an audience of over 100,000 viewers? We're launching a call for submissions for our new series of TV shorts, "YPOQ: Your [...]
Post on Feb 13, 2008 by Craig Rosa
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