Lori Marshall Photography
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Audio Slideshow Research
http://mediastorm.com/publication/love-in-the-first-person
About:
About:
The College Photographer of the Year contest has launched many famous photojournalism careers. At 20 years old, Matt Eich is a hard-working college student enjoying life with his girlfriend, Melissa, when he learns he has won the contest. As his dream of traveling the globe with his camera becomes a reality, he learns that he has another budding reality at home: Melissa is pregnant.
As these two young people navigate some very hard choices, they also stop to document this time in their lives, sharing their thoughts and fears for the road ahead. What results is Love in the First Person, a touching account of what it means to grow up.
As these two young people navigate some very hard choices, they also stop to document this time in their lives, sharing their thoughts and fears for the road ahead. What results is Love in the First Person, a touching account of what it means to grow up.
Multiple Flash
Here's how it was done:
Allison stood on a chair and bounced strobe 1 off the ceiling. I held strobe 2 directly towards the subject, using a light orange gel. |
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Single Flash Assignment
MU student Casey Stuck takes a break from studying to share some love with his two-year-old dog, Fonzie, who he adopted from the Central Missouri Human Society in July 2010. |
This is how I did it:
This is how I did it:
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Metal and Glass
My part of the assignment was metal:
Making shots can get messy, especially after having a few. And there is a kind of science to mixing a successful shot, involving tedious measurements. Even a half jigger too much of one ingredient can turn a seemingly tasty drink into a nasty concoction.
Here's how I did it:
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Classmate Portrait
Photo by Lori Marshall
MU junior Caitlin Miller is heavily involved in activities on campus, including a sorority. She is also in the middle of changing her area of study - from photojournalism to magazine journalism, which, combined with her busy schedule, makes her feel pretty stressed out at times. However, Miller always remains upbeat and bubbly because she feels confident that she is making a change toward something she truly wants to do.
Here's how I did it:
Here's how I did it:
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