Roundtable Discussions Luncheon
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Photographs for the Textbook
Moderator:
Christopher R. Harris, Professor, Visual Communications, Middle Tennessee State University
This roundtable is meant to be a one-stop-shop for all questions photographic. If you have questions about taking, or how to locate photos or how to use Photoshop to correct images for reproduction this is the roundtable for you.
While everyone has taken photographs, this is the roundtable to learn how to make the most of those images that you take for, or use in, your textbook.
If anyone would like to submit questions beforehand (just to make sure I answer your specific need) please feel free to email me at crharris@mtsu.edu.
About the Moderator:
Chris Harris was late to join the academy. For over twenty-five years he worked as a freelance photojournalist for major news media worldwide. From his base in New Orleans he photographically documented the news of the world for TIME, Life, Newsweek, the New York Times as well as many other major publications. Professor Harris is well known for the diversity of work. Whether it was the “Sex in New Orleans” coverage for Playboy Magazine, his coverage of Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter for Newsweek, his extended (14 page) essay on bullfighting for Sports Illustrated or Tennessee Williams for People Magazine, Harris has met the needs of publications. During this time he specialized in covering Central America as well as the American South. His work was represented worldwide by GAMMA/Liaison agency in Paris and New York.
Since coming-in from active photojournalism Professor Harris obtained his advanced degree in order to go into higher education. He is a tenured, full-professor in the College of Mass Communication at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN.
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