Summit workshop faculty alum and National Geographic staff photographer William Albert Allard is featured in a video interview at NG headquarters in Washington DC by the staff of Road Trip Nation. Check out the interview online on the Road Trip Nation website
Bobby Model, the Cody, Wy. photographer who first attended Photography at the Summit as a student and later, as a faculty member, remains in critical but stable condition in New York’s Mt. Sinai Hospital. Bobby was injured when a large stone was thrown through the windshield of the car in which he was riding in South Africa earlier in the summer. He is slowly coming out of a coma and faces a long recouperation. His pictures are featured in the current issue of National Geographic Adventure magazine and the New York Times ran a portfolio and story about his injuries in July. Model, 34, was riding in a car driven by his sister, Faith, when the rock was thrown through the windshield. The circumstances are still being investigated. In addition to being a fine photographer, he is an accomplished rock climber — one of the world’s best, who first came onto the scene with an accent of the east face of the Trango Tower in the Himalayas as part of a team that placed their story and pictures with the National Geographic magazine. Early in his career, he interned at Rich Clarkson and Associates.
Included in the latest Photogaphy Annual of Communications Arts magazine are the works of Summit faculty members Mike “Nick” Nichols, William Albert Allard and James Balog.
We’ve produced new brochures for our Fall 2007 Workshops and posted them to our website. These will be going out in the mail to everyone on our mailing list, but we thought we’d give you a sneak peak here.
2007 Fall Summit and Adventure Brochure
2007 Fall Capture the Season Workshop Brochure