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rss feed- Ljubljana, Slovenia: MICY Colloquium October 14th-18th 2009 October 31, 2009The 2nd Motivation for Innovation and Creativity of Youth (MICY) international colloquium held in Ljubljana, Slovenia was truly outstanding. It was an absolute pleasure to walk the scenic streets of Ljubljana as take in the historic pastel architecture, alpine surroundings, and rich culture which is mostly unaffected by tourists. However, the best part of […]jorees
- Weekend getaway to Kaohsiung County September 22, 2009Kaohsiung County, Taiwanjorees
- Telling it like it is…… September 22, 2009This is just something that I’ve been thinking about today. If you go through a very negative experience are you supposed to label it as positive to please others? Surprisingly yes. Many just don’t want to know about the bad times and prefer just to hear about the good. In fact, saying anything else could [...]jorees
- Who Am I? Who Art You? Book Proposal Editors: Alice Arnold and Joanna Rees September 10, 2009Images from American child artists Alice Arnold and Joanna Rees are in the process of initiating a book based on global child art. The project would continue a dialogue with middle school and high school child artists who participated in an international art exhibit at the 2nd World Creativity Summit (WCS), in June [...]jorees
- Photographs of the lovely Sophia June 29, 2009Here are some photographs of the lovely Sophia who is one of my students at Huafan University. In these photos we experimented with make-up. We started out with very little and then added more color as the series progressed. Very little make-up, a natural look A more pink/bronze look. Eyes-closed With black eye make-up and red lipstick In black and [...] […]jorees
- The Tainan Confucian Temple, Chuan Tai Shou Hsueh June 21, 2009Here are photos from the temple in Tainan.jorees
- 20 Things You Didn’t Know About Me June 12, 2009Here is a note that was previously updated on my Facebook page: 1. My career is my passion and I feel thrilled to work in the fine arts/art education. There is a saying when you love what you do you’ll never work a day in your life. Research, learning, teaching, and art-making are extremely fulfilling activities [...]jorees
- Art and Gender Studies Artwork Take 4 June 12, 2009That last installment of this series. please click here, here, and here to view the series in its entirety. These images are intended to be viewed together as a series and should be considered as such. As my artists statement indicates this series concerns the depiction of the body in wet-drapery and the modern action of [...]jorees
- Art and Gender Studies Artwork Take 3 May 15, 2009From creating these images two things have become clear. Firstly, that the role of women has greatly evolved from classical times in which they wore wet drapery and secondly that the act of shaving is a very sensuous activity that is intended to physically attract. Hence there are many contradictions present in these photographs. Over the [...]jorees
- Yoda the cat and the pizza box May 5, 2009jorees
- Ljubljana, Slovenia: MICY Colloquium October 14th-18th 2009 October 31, 2009
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- Comment on Photographs of bead stores for Discover Taipei magazine by Kris November 10, 2009hi, my boyfreind is in taipei right now...can you please send me the adress of this amazing beadshop...maybe he can buy some for me there!Kris
- Comment on Bella Carrie’s B-Day Part: 1 by Sherri November 7, 2009Do you have Chinese translation for the Velvet Underground ? and what made it ture bad? I went to school at Shi-Lin before I came to United State. To read your writing makes me feel good. Have a great stay at Taiwan.Sherri
- Comment on I heart Gongguan, Taipei by Roch November 2, 2009I love this place too :) I'm going to blog about it in a few minutes :)Roch
- Comment on Does anyone know of a good Chinese tutor in Taipei? by Terry Waltz October 22, 2009I tutor Chinese; have a Ph.D in teaching Mandarin, certified teacher and national-level Mandarin teaching presenter in the US. I'm no longer based in Taiwan, though, (although I was for about 10 years) so it would be through videoconferencing. I've been making my living using Chinese for 25 years now. My e-mail is available on my translation servic […]Terry Waltz
- Comment on A report on post-secondary teaching salaries in Canada and the U.S. by J October 21, 2009Yeah I am in a Canadian PhD program right now and I have observed where my colleagues are going. About half of the people I know get jobs in the States and the other half get jobs in Canada. However, I attribute this partially to the fact that there are so many more schools in the states. Does the U.S. have something like SSHRC? Because I know that makes a b […]J
- Comment on A report on post-secondary teaching salaries in Canada and the U.S. by jorees October 21, 2009This is very sobering news J and I have heard that this year things are very bad for American academics. Believe it or not I am in the process of applying to finish my PhD in the US and have been told that the states is the place to be in terms of money and research. Of course this depends on the job you are to receive and how ambitious you are in terms of r […]jorees
- Comment on Photographs of bead stores for Discover Taipei magazine by Jay October 17, 2009I have family in Taipei and need the name and address of this amazing bead shop. Really cool pictures.Jay
- Comment on A report on post-secondary teaching salaries in Canada and the U.S. by J October 13, 2009Of course you wouldn't make very much money at a University College since they are not really considered to be real universities (they are more like community colleges and don't have very big endowments). You note that in the U.S: "By rank, the average was $91,548 for professors, $65,113 for associate professors, $54,571 for assistant professo […]J
- Comment on Cupcakes in Vancouver by Gordon Nicholas October 12, 2009Really nice photos. The chocolate ones look delicious :)Gordon Nicholas
- Comment on Facebook and Copyright by Sympathiser September 30, 2009Hello Joanna, When I read your blog about your former friend using your photo, it reminded me somewhat about the struggle I had with 3 websites who will remain unnamed and their refusal to delete information that I had posted under my full name about 5 or 6 years ago. The information I posted was not damning or insulting to any individual or any company, but […]Sympathiser
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6 Comments
June 19, 2007 at 5:12 am
Hi Joanna,
I’ve got some questions!
The pictures you uploaded to your blog are really beatiful and since I am really interested in photographing, I hope you could give me some advices.Are you using any other programs beside Photoshop? And what camera are you using?
Nice greetings,
Julien
June 19, 2007 at 4:25 pm
Hi Joanna,
Just found your interesting website. It’s interesting to me as we share the same christian name and surname!
I am to be married in November this year to a man of Indian origin and my new surname will be Joseph.
Anyway, I just thought I’d share my amazement at discovering these similarities. Its a strange feeling finding someone else with the same name.
Keep up the blog entries,
Best wishes,
Joanna
September 8, 2007 at 9:03 am
Hey Julien, my wife has a Fuji S2 Pro. She’s had it for a few years and is pretty happy about it. She’s got a 18-70mm and an 18-35mm. She plans to upgrade soon to another Fuji. Joanna almost exclusively uses Photoshop, since it’s so ubiquitous with post processing.
I have also used Adobe Lightroom, Panorama Plus and some noise reduction programs such as Noise Ninja for High ISO shots.
March 6, 2008 at 4:48 am
Dear Joanna,
Nice to see you in class!
The link I post here is to upload assingnments and presentations. Please take a look and every advice is acceptable so as to make progresss of my blog.
Most important of all, some topis will be named in English; thus, you can find what you prefer to know with ease.
By the way, please reply this message through e-mail. Thank you very much!
All the Best!
Benny
http://blog.udn.com/tgot
March 6, 2008 at 4:50 am
Dear Joanna,
Nice to see you in class!
The link I post here is to upload assingnments and presentations. Please take a look and every advice is acceptable so as to make progresss of my blog. Most important of all, some topis will be named in English; thus, you can find what you prefer to know with ease.
By the way, please reply this message through e-mail. Thank you very much!
All the Best!
Benny
http://blog.udn.com/tgot
May 30, 2008 at 10:07 pm
Le estoy escribiendo desde la Patagonia Argentina… entre es esta pagina buscando el apellido Rees y me ha gustado muchisimo tus fotografias…. Yo tambien tengo muchas fotografias porque tambien soy fotografo pero me gusta mucho mas lo paisajistico. Un abrazo desde muy lejos…
Translation:
I am writing from Patagonia, Argentina… between this page is looking for the surname Rees and I liked much your photos…. I also have many photographs because I am a photographer but also much more what I like landscape. A hug from afar…