Former SU star and current Liverpool High Coach Ryan Blackwell snapped a photo of the Warrior student section the Section III (Class AA) final on Saturday.
Coach Bob Mckenney posed for a selfie with his family after Bishop Grimes won the Section III (Class B) crown.
Runway, Syracuse Style Event (Armory Square)
We have been on the look out for Professor Charisse L’Pree, Ph.D. since we heard she took over the (Media) Race and Conversation series at SU. Her areas of expertise include persuasive communications and media psychology.
L’Pree’s presentation on “The #Healthyselfie” was a crowd pleaser at TEDx Syracuse University back in April.
A selfie is still a selfie, even if you don’t share it or post in on social media, she says, because in our hyper-connected world we use them to encode our memories and document our lives.
We look forward to L’Pree’s forthcoming selfie book, The Media Made Me Crazy. Beyond her academic pursuits, maybe she’ll launch a reality series called the “Charisse Chronicles,” or “Keeping up with L’Pree” to continue the psychoanalysis of our selfie obsession.
Earth Fest, Thornden Park
Photo Booth, Red Bull Tent (Walnut Park)
Professor Charisse L’Pree sees selfies as the new poetry and encourages judicious sharing.
For her TEDx talk Professor Charisse L’Pree gave a pedestrian psycho-analysis of our need for selfies (a term that originated in 2002).
L’Pree, who will publish a book of her self-portraits, encourages healthy selfies and said different selfies meet different needs.
Models for the Mr. Shop stopped along the runway to take photos during the Opening Night of Syracuse Fashion Week (Spring).
J. Michaels
Picture with Santa (Armory Square)
Donna Alford taking a photo of her band
St. Patrick’s Day Parade
LaVergne Harden (Blue Rain Eco Fest)
Harlem Wizard Big J takes a selfie (NYS Fair)
Hem Card
Window Shopping (Landmark Theater)
Members of the Elks Pride 315 drumline snapped a selfie during their pre-performance walk-thru at Syracuse Fashion Weekend last night.
Graduation Selfie
Shout out to the class of 2014, part of the see it and shoot it generation.
Shooting Scholar
Just Shoot Me