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ASHEBORO (March 7, 2007)
Two
Randolph Community
College Photographic Technology graduates are featured
on the cover of a new magazine that premiered this month. North
Carolina Signature, from the publisher of Our State, is a magazine “designed
to uncover the uncommon and celebrate the unconventional characteristics
that make life here so extraordinary” writes
Editor Elizabeth Hudson in the first issue.
Sara Brennan-Harrell
and Melanie Litchfield, both 2003 RCC
Photography graduates and co-owners of
their own photography business, Whitebox Weddings, are pictured on the cover
of the magazine to help illustrate a feature story on innovative female entrepreneurs.
Brennan-Harrell and Litchfield became friends as students at RCC. Whitebox
Weddings, which shoots solely on location, is based in North Carolina and accepts
assignments at home and abroad.
In addition,
a third RCC Photography graduate, Stacey Haines, is a contributing writer and
photographer for Signature. Also a 2003 graduate, Haines lives in New York
City and has been a regular contributing photographer for Our State magazine,
according to Vicky Jarrett, editor in chief. In the debut issue of Signature,
Haines has photography featured with a story on interior design and is the
author of a piece titled, “The Guest Book.”
For more
information on Whitebox Weddings, go to www.whiteboxweddings.com.
Learn more about Signature magazine at www.ncsignature.com.
For more information on Randolph Community College’s renowned Photographic
Technology program, go to www.randolph.edu or
call the Information Center at 336-633-0200.
Randolph Community College’s Photographic Technology, Art and Design department brings the College’s renowned Advertising & Graphic Design, Interior Design, and Photographic Technology programs under one academic umbrella. In addition to their specialized training, students in each of the programs are introduced to concepts from the other disciplines. Photographic Technology students have a choice of four concentrations: Biocommunications Photography, Commercial Photography, Photojournalism, and Portrait Studio Management.
