Sun photographers and editors dug through their archives to share a few of their favorite shots taken on assignment. They also reflected on why you should consider joining the department!
FRONT LINES | “It is a privilege to be a Sun photographer because I am given the opportunity to capture pivotal on and off-campus moments.” (Stephan Menasche/Sun Senior Photographer)
EYE OF THE STORM | “It pushes me to think harder about the purpose of a photo and what I am trying to communicate, thus helping me become a better photographer!” (Riley Smith/Sun Staff Photographer)
ONE SHOT | “Every day is something new and I’m constantly adapting and expanding my skill set. As an editor, it’s a privilege to work alongside a team which appreciates the power of the image.” (Nathan Ellison/Sun Photography Editor)
PRESS ROW | “Taking photos for The Sun has opened so many doors for me, from exploring events I would not have even heard of, to allowing me to photograph the Chainsmokers.” (Howie Wang/Sun Staff Photographer)
MOMENT CAPTURED | “I get to take part in making moments of joy, change or beauty last forever. How powerful and precious a story can be, especially when the camera keeps it alive.” (Samantha Miculinich/Sun Staff Photographer)
VISUAL PERSPECTIVE | “Being a Sun photographer has taught me the power of visual storytelling, pushing me to capture the decisive moments that make each event unique.” (Adelaide Chow/Sun Assistant Photography Editor)
FREEZE FRAME | “Joining The Sun allowed me to expand my palette, both literally and figuratively.” (Nathan Bo/Sun Assistant Photography Editor)
REIN FOCUS | “I get to capture dynamic moments and showcase the spirit of riders and their horses.” (Julia Leavitt / Sun Staff Photographer)
Sunbursts is the Photography Department’s weekly photo gallery varying in content from recent happenings. It is written in collaboration with the photography editor and assistant photography editors. They can be reached at photo@cornellsun.com.
