Robin Michals | COMD 1340 Photography 1

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Homework 1

Thomas Holton’s “Playing on the Roof,” part of “The Lams of Ludlow” collection, captures how vibrant Chinatown is and how Immersed the neighborhood’s are and there cultural richness, Holton delves into the lives of its residents, uncovering insights into human connections. The photograph shows familial warmth and vulnerability, showcasing Holton’s skillful use of formal elements like framing and figure-ground contrast, leading lines to create a compelling visual narrative. Through this image, Holton invites viewers to experience the inviting atmosphere and rich tapestry of human connections within Chinatown. Holton’s intimate exploration of Chinatown is palpable in this picture because he skillfully utilizes the elements to draw viewers into the scene. The door frame acts as a focal point, guiding attention towards the little girl, while the contrast between her and the background adds depth and visual interest. The lines of the stairs further emphasize her presence, creating a composition that reflects Holton’s deep connection to the neighborhood and its inhabitants. Through this image, he invites us to share in the warmth and humanity he found within the streets of Chinatown.

For my final project I’m gonna embark on a journey through the diverse sections of Forest Park i’m gonna document its beauty and significance through photography. From the Carousel to the woodlands, each area offers a unique perspective on this iconic park. my Images aim to showcase the rich tapestry of experiences, from the whimsical charm of the Carousel to the serene majesty of the forest trails. i also aim to capture pictures of people and wildlife.

REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK, CA

Photo: Frank Lee Ruggles

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK, CO

Photo: J. Funk

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WY, MT, AND ID

Photo: Kamchatka

final statement and mood board

In this project, I propose to document the daily lives of my roommates as they navigate their routines while attending City College. Through photography, I aim to capture the essence of their everyday activities, emotions, and interactions, offering a glimpse into the multifaceted experiences of college students. Focusing on my roomate , makayla and her peers at city college. Through this project, I aim to create a visually compelling representation of student life at City College, offering viewers a glimpse into the everyday experiences of college students. By documenting my roommates’ routines, activities, and emotions, I hope to evoke empathy, reflection, and appreciation for the ordinary moments that shape our lives.

photos from Kids (1995) and Mid90s (2018)

Final Project Statement

For my final project, I plan to attend various events in New York, specifically night markets. These markets are places where people can celebrate and share diverse food, music, and other cultural activities found in NYC. My goal is to capture the lively atmosphere of these events as people enjoy the various activities happening throughout the night. I plan to take photographs of the performers, food vendors, and other visitors to showcase the vibrant culture of New York City. I will use different techniques such as shallow and extensive depth of field, blurred motion, and other earlier techniques to capture the essence of the event. I have already decided to attend two-night markets – the Queens Night Market in Flushing Meadows Park and the one at Industry City in Brooklyn. I am still deciding which other night markets to visit as there are a few more happening in May before my project is due. I will also be on the lookout for any other events that might pique my interest.

photo by Vernon Raineil Cenzon
photo by Lisanto
photo by Gillian Todd
photo by Sharon Medina
photo by Kevin Hagen

Final Project Statement

I plan to capture the different street photography for my final project.
that involves capturing candid moments of everyday life in public places, typically in urban environments. It often focuses on people, architecture, and the details of city life. Times Square in New York City is one of the most diverse tourist destinations in the world. Visitors from all walks of life, ethnicities, and cultures can be found exploring the bustling streets, enjoying the vibrant lights, and taking in the multitude of attractions. The diversity of tourists in Times Square reflects the global appeal of the city itself, drawing people from every corner of the globe. You can encounter tourists from Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and beyond, each bringing their unique perspectives and experiences to the iconic location. This diversity adds to the richness of the Times Square experience, making it a truly global melting pot of cultures and backgrounds.

During my spring break, I am going to spend some time shooting photos around the area of Times Square. I will try to spend more time shooting photos in the city while at the same time doing videography as my current hobby, where I shoot videos of my dance crew friends covering a song. I mostly shoot videography almost every week in my life and we do this for fun the videos that I shoot are uploaded onto YouTube.

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