Las Vegas Document Book

A book showcasing the photography of the entire Las Vegas Document class will be coming out this year. Watch for updated information here. It will be exciting! Thanks.

Video dedicated to Las Vegas Document

In dedication to everyone in the Las Vegas Document class, Spring 2008. Photos by me, Elizabeth Aralica, as well as others in the class. Music by Nickelback.

Las Vegas Document rocks!

A touch of the avant garde

Fremont Street Revisited

We decided we couldn't resist one last shoot as a class. So, with a Las Vegas Sun reporter in tow, we once again went to Fremont Street. Yes, our great teacher put some of our pictures in the CSN magazine and The Sun saw it and sent a photojournalist to do a story on our class. Her name is Tiffany and you can see her in this slide show below. It's very exciting!
Here are some of the pics from this shoot.

Here she is... Nabila

The 'Star' - the Center of Attention

Talk to the hand! Ha ha...

The reporter (in red) amidst the photographers

Savannah...

Impromptu fashion shoot... there's real potential there!

Alleyway...

Todd talks to his 'model' - a man in an alleyway

'Wild in the City' - Las Vegas

Our next shoot as a class was 'Wild in Las Vegas,' which in Las Vegas, could mean a great many things... there is the obvious 'wild' of strippers and hookers walking down the street. Perhaps the 'wild' tourists drinking it up and acting 'wild.' Or there is the true 'wild' - such as the Spring Preserve, Valley of Fire, or places like Sunset Park. Or perhaps in the hotels/casinos, you will find remnants of the 'wild' - flowers, 'wild' headdresses, etc.... take a look to see what I mean... And don't forget to check out the class blog! More to come later on this topic.... 'Wild' in the City.'

Public Art in Las Vegas

Our fourth shoot as a class was 'Public Art' in Las Vegas, and there sure is some from actual art either on the street during First Friday, to parks, to architecture on the strip, to statues in and around casinos. It's there, you might not think so, but if you just look around, you can see the 'art' in Las Vegas... here, take a look...

Caesar's Palace, and named that rightly so!

Las Vegas Up High

Shoot three (III) of the class was Las Vegas Up High, meaning Las Vegas from a high point of view, looking up, or just 'looking up' to Las Vegas... here's lookin' at you Las Vegas!

This shot above is Las Vegas Up High, but it could also be used for my personal project for the class, which is basically 'abandoned' and 'exalted' places, people or things in Las Vegas, here is 'exalted' architecture in Las Vegas, the Paris Hotel and Casino's version of the Eiffel Tower ... more to come later...