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Featured Photography Program: Orange Coast College

School of Photography Chair Blade Gillissen talks with MAC-On-Campus about the OCC program's blend of commercial and fine art education, its sunny Southern California campus, and its large and diverse student body. \ MOC staff

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Enter the MeFOTO Weekly Tripod Giveaway!

Win the MeFOTO BackPacker tripod of your choice by sharing your images on Instagram! \ MeFOTO

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Breaking In: Food Photographer Lucas Zarebinski

There’s a kind of photographer in this world who will make you want to trade your lunchbox sandwich away, sharpen your knives, and book a reservation at Per Se: the food photographer. We’ve all been titillated by this tempter’s stock in trade—glistening sauces, toothsome fruits, crickets encased in glossy lollipop . . . wait, what? Today’s most cutting-edge young culinary shooters are showing us a new angle on tastiness. So we asked one of them what it takes to be in the business of putting deliciousness on the page these days. Polish-born photographer Lucas Zarebinski talked to us about how he got into the business and what helps innovative shooters do their best work in this competitive field, and gave us some insight into what young photographers coming from abroad will find in American work culture. \ Aimee Baldridge

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Featured Photography Program: Milwaukee Area Technical College

Photography Department Chair Mark Saxon talks with MAC-On-Campus about MATC’s affordable and career-oriented photography program, its highly motivated students, and its downtown Milwaukee campus. \ MOC staff

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Featured Photography Program: College of Southern Nevada

Media Technologies Department Chair Randy Becker talks with MAC-On-Campus about the CSN Commercial Photography program’s large and diverse student body, its unique Las Vegas setting, and the hands-on professional training it provides. \ MOC staff

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Interview: Cinematographer Ryan E. Walters

Cinematographer Ryan E. Walters talks about how the role of DP is evolving, how to rig a Red to a helicopter, and where the market is headed for filmmakers. \ Aimee Baldridge

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2012 State of College Photographic Education Survey Results

In 2012, 445 educators from across the country responded to a wide range of questions about the present conditions of imaging education and told us what they think the future holds. Take a look at the detailed survey results to find out what we learned about the state of imaging education today. \ Bill Gratton

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Breaking In: Conservation Photographer Morgan Heim

As the New York photo industry was reminded last November when Superstorm Sandy swept into town, no matter how urban our habitat may be, we all live in the natural world. The current status of our relationship with it? It’s complicated. And while many of us may pause to contemplate the complications only on a rainy day, for some photographers exploring them is a vocation. We asked Colorado-based conservation photographer and multimedia documentarian Morgan Heim, who in her early thirties is one of the younger associate fellows of the International League of Conservation Photographers, about how she has forged a successful career in this specialized, topical, and sometimes dangerous field. \ Aimee Baldridge

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Featured Photography Program: Hallmark Institute of Photography

Director of Education Lisa Robinson talks with MAC-On-Campus about Hallmark's intensive program, its focus on training professionals, and its charming New England setting. \ MOC staff

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Featured Photography Program: Santa Monica College

Professor of Photography Ford Lowcock talks with MAC-On-Campus about the breadth of the school's photo curriculum; its international student body; and the advantages of its location near L.A. \ MOC staff

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