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Dedicated to photojournalism
A
quality experience.
With a dedication to quality and
to their art, nine student photogra
phers gained valuable experience serving
as the staff of the ASUI Photo Bureau.
"I want the best quality photos and I
think we're capable of it," said Deb
Gilbertson, director of the Photo Bureau.
"This is a good starting point," said
Gilbertson, as most of the staff intends to
g::> into careers in photography.
Although Gilbertson a.nd her staff
spend most of their time taking pictures
for the Argonaut and the Gem of the
Mountains, they also shoot portraits,
develop film and print photos.
"We provide pictures for students,"
Gilbertson said.
The Bureau is totally staffed by
students. According to Gilbertson, "Any
student can apply, but it's pretty competitive
- if they have a portfolio to show,
it helps."
An added benefit this year was the addition
of a studio used for portraits and
special graphics. 0
Getting set.
Phozone director Deb Gllbert110n carefully posltloD.6
the c.a.mera on a tripod for an Argonaut
apecial aulgnment. Gllbertaon, a aenlor. headed
the Phozone for the entire year. (photo by S.
Spiker)
ASUI Photo Bureau.
Michaela Touhey, Monte LaOrange. Scott Spiker.
Deb Gllbert110n. Chrla Wendt. Daron Frederlcb.
Julia Yoat. Penny Jerome.
Checking out tbe action.
Good c.ourtaide poaition 11 important when
ahootlng baaketball games. Daron Frederica
chang" enda during a break ln the women'a
baaketball game agatn.t Idaho State. (photo by
S. Spiker)
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