From the course: Travel Photography: The Family Cabin
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Recreating a third image to document changes in the surroundings
From the course: Travel Photography: The Family Cabin
Recreating a third image to document changes in the surroundings
So this is the last of the 3 shots that I wanted to recreate, and it's the least interesting of the 3, both because it's not a very interesting picture and also because I never spent, this is the back of the house, I never came back here. I have no memories of this place at all. I think that's for a couple reasons, it's the outhouse was just right over there. But also, the cabin sits on the edge of this kind of bluff, that just opens up into the whole, looking down the whole canyon. So, that's the place you oriented to. So I don't really have any real attachment to this space back here. And it's kind of like the the mechanical, the engine room of the place, because this is where the, the tool shed is, and the water meter, and what not. Still, I've dragged my parents back here and had them talk about it. >> Was this close to the beginning? >> Mm hmm. >> Well, it would be close to beginning because I moved the stove pretty earlier on. Okay. >> because we found out that the stove that…
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Looking at old photos as a starting place3m 27s
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Reproducing an overall exterior shot of the cabin8m 44s
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Documenting passage of time in a photo7m 13s
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Recreating a third image to document changes in the surroundings8m 12s
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Photographing objects and locations that trigger a memory3m 43s
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Doing some post work on the old photos6m 7s
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