1. PROJECT TITLE:  “Shanghai Memory”

2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Shanghai is the mega-city of the People’s Republic of China, China’s international economic, financial, trade, shipping, scientific and technological innovation center, national logistics hub. In the eyes of many people, Shanghai is a big city with bright lights forever. Shanghai is a city full of history. From ancient times to the present, Shanghai has developed from a fishing village into an international university. In my picture, I chose to use the black and white filter to see the real Shanghai. What about Shanghai without the light? Shanghai seems to be synonymous with prosperity, so I decided to shoot a set of monochromatic Shanghai downtown. Monochrome photos can help us find the real Shanghai, the actual city. Not a town shrouded in lights. I hope this series of images can show the real Shanghai.

3.Outcomes

7 images. Streets, shopping malls in downtown Shanghai

4. METHODS AND MATERIALS

Canon EOS 80D

5. REFERENCES

Discuss one way in which media (photography, video, etc.) has brought positive improvement to our lives and society, civilization …

With the development of technology, the media has become ubiquitous in our lives.
The meaning of photography is to record history, freeze the account in a moment, and make the moment eternal. Photography gives the mission of recording since its birth. Recording landscapes, current events, relatives, and life. For those who like photography, photography’s meaning is to take pictures of beautiful things and share them with everyone, making life better.
Save happiness, joy, and eternal memories forever. Pictures can retain the time of the years and make memories everlasting. Photography is trendy nowadays.
Finding the beauty in daily life When you start to pay attention to the details in life, you will inevitably find that many beautiful things can be remembered by photography. You will begin to see the fun in your life, and photography changes your daily experience.

[Here is SHANGHAI]

My memories of Shanghai.

Massage:

I grew up in a city at the end of the Yangtze River in China. The bridge spans the Yangtze River.

Abstraction

AFTER

BEFORE

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xb8aj4vseKACW4OmJIHYUnZ3GOM736PZ?usp=sharing

Here is the Google drive of my pictures

1.Exposure Bracketing Demonstrating

(1)Correct Exposure

(2)Over Exposure

(3)Under Exposure

2.Demonstrating Noise Levels

(4)Highest ISO

(5) Low ISO

3.White Balance

(6)-(8). Testing out 3 different WB Setting

(9) Stopping of Rapid Motion (fast shutter speed)

(10)Blurring of Rapid Motion(slow shutter speed)

(11)-(12)Shallow Depth of Field(Wide Aperture)&Deep Depth of Field (Narrow Aperture)

(13)-(15) Angle/Point of View

My google drive link:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hNXbOqV62PEg80E7c3HHE2EsW_wej31T

Annie leibovitz is a famous American female photographer, she js one of the world’s highest paid photographer. She is famous for its unique style of portrait photography.She was born in Connecticut in 1949, Annie Shot for Rolling Stone magazine while studying at the San Francisco School of The Arts in 1969. She became the chief photographer of Vanity Fair in 1983 and she is a contributor to VOGUE magazine. She photographed not only celebrity portraits but also war theme. The first photo I want to share is Annie. We can see that this is a selfie of her. She was supposed to have taken the picture with a mirror. The composition is simple and the background is simple. The warm tone of the background determines the color tone of the whole picture. This photo of Annie reveals the confidence of successful women. 

This was the cover of Rolling Stone in 1981 and was the last photo of Lennon. Lennon was shot in hours after the photo was taken. Annie took this photo of John Lennon curling up and hugging Yoko One. John Lennon: “You’ve captured our relationship exactly. Promise me it’ll be on the cover. ”

Because of my love for Disney, Annie’s series of photos for Disney are my favorite. Disney Dream Portraits is a Disney Parks initiative Annie Leibovitz.

There’s a great idea underneath all these photographs. The Annie Leibovitz would have executed what should have been impossibly beautiful live-action Disney images with aplomb. Also, Annie is more of a delegator of post-production processes. Annie’s style just doesn’t have a set style. She always creates something new and never stop changing. She said “ I don’t think of myself as a photographer, but as an artist using photography as a medium.”