This is a collection of images taken through-out the Spring 2008 semester at UCM in Warrensburg. The intentions of these photographs were for my Creative Photography class. All were shot with available light (which was not required). Photographer: Jackie Manetzke
Jackie L. Manetzke Photography
shot with avalible light, 100mm canon macro lens
To see more visit my slideshow on flickr
So, I saw some of my photog friends images and it inspired me…. to go take pictures of flowers. So that is just what I did when I got off work today. From flowers to dandelions to a butterfly. hope you all enjoy
To view more in a slide show on flicker please click this link.
Jackie L. Manetzke Photography
Shot with avalible light.
April 26, 2008
I was able to be a second photographer at a wedding on April 19, 2008. Here are some detail shots from the day. To see a slide show of more detail shots from this day click this link.
Images by Jackie Manetzke
Shoot with available light.
April 19, 2008
Images featured below were shot with available light, during late afternoon.
Jackie L. Manetzke Photography
These images came from the “adventure” me and two of my photog buddie’s went on.
These were shot with availble light.
Jackie Manetzke Photography
If you would like to see more from this adventure click here
Yesterday Annie, Cindy and I went on a drive just outside Warrensburg in search of “photographic” material. We drove for a while before we found something remotely interesting. I decided that I need to take a few pics of the photographers on this little journey just to savor the memories… 
Here are my photog buddies at work!
Short Bio:
Nick Knight is mostly known for his “out there” fashion photography. He has set a bar for fashion photographers to follow. To be able to photograph the fashion world with a different kind of eye. He is currently living in London, England with his wive and children. Still an avid photographer.
My 2 cents:
To tell you the truth some of Nick Knights work scared me a bit, and other parts I was in aww. I like that he has a sense of variety and imagination. His variety ranges from fashion from which is work is widely known to plants and flowers. He will defentetly go down in my book as a memorable and inspiring photographer.
Some of Nick Knight’s work:
All images below in this post are screen shots from His web site.:
Bill Brandt is a German born, British photographer that flourished in the 20th century. He began a degree in architecture, but soon found a passion for photography. He studied under Man Ray for a short period of time which inspired his surreal approach to photography. During WWII he documented the Germanbombing raids in London as a freelancer. After WWII he went back to his surreal approach shooting mostly nudes, landscapes and portraits withhigh contrast with mostly a wide angle lens.
My 2 cents:
I have to say my favorite lens is my wide angle, so I’m liking his surreal wide angle nude shots. He distorts the images mostly in a semi-flattering way. The female nudes that I saw their legs went on for miles. In his other photography I enjoyed his high contrast and I appreciate his perspective.
Work of Bill Brandt:
To find more info or work of this photographer go here:
Jacques-Henri Lartigue began taking photographs when he was only 6 years old. He grew up near Paris, France during the turn of the 20th century. He did not establish his name by being a photographer, but as a painter. Most of his life he focused on painting being his full time job and photography was a hobby. He kept an open mind and was not influenced by the style other photographers of this time took on because it was only a hobby and he photographed for his own personal interest.
My 2 cents:
I enjoyed his work and felt the “honesty” of his photography. He seemed to photograph things the way they are with out interference. He photographed things from the first flight in France to Ladies on the boulevard the way he saw them.
A few Samples of Jacques-Henri Lartigue photographic work:
If you would like to learn more, or to see more of his work try the following links:
The 3rd one I do believe is his “official” site.
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