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It’s hard to pick my favorite photos of the year. We shoot such a diverse range of subjects and styles, and I never know how to compare things like portraits with landscapes. So I...
My career in photography started as a photojournalist, which sharpened my visual storytelling skills. I’m always striving to find the next meaningful moment. I find light, perspective, awareness and the ability to anticipate the...
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – “When you stop learning, you get old,” Randy Ryoti said, “and I’m not getting old.” Truer words have never been spoken for Ryoti, who turned 80. “That’s my motto....
On Jan. 15, 2022, the Brown County MLK Celebration Committee hosted its 27th annual event honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This year’s celebration carried the theme “The People’s...
It’s fun going back through the year’s photos. I usually start the process thinking that I didn’t shoot anything good, and then find out that I actually took some pretty nice shots. Here are...
My career in photography started as a newspaper photojournalist, which honed my skills and my photographic eye for awareness. I’m always looking to capture a meaningful moment, a connection, an expression, or a sense...
UW-Green Bay alumnus Joey Bina ’17, won a Crystal Pillar Emmy (NATAS Mid-America Regional Student Television Award) for his Graduate school (Loyola University Chicago) capstone project. Dairyland—a short film, featured the Weninger family—and their daughter,...
The UW-Green Bay Sheboygan Campus Fine Arts Gallery will present a new photographic exhibition titled “The Sheboygan Files & Assorted Mysteries” from Dec. 6, 2019 to Feb. 14, 2020. The exhibition will feature photos...
UW-Green Bay alumnus Mike Roemer ’86 (Communication Processes) was recently a featured farm photographer. See his work via UW-Green Bay Alumnus Mike Roemer is Featured Farm Photographer- Progressive Dairy.
Bay College announces the exhibition of UW-Green Bay alumna Terri Warpinski’s ’79 (Humantities) “Surface Tension,” which studies landscape as a trace of socio-cultural interaction in three geographical locations around the world. The exhibition runs...
