On the afternoon of July 3rd, Shanghai Photographers Association held the closing ceremony and work sharing session of the second Shanghai Advanced Training Course for Young Photographic Talents. "Shanghai Young Photography Talents Advanced Training Class" is a brand activity established by the Shanghai Photographers Association to actively promote Shanghai's photography creation, promote the construction of Shanghai's photography talent team, and increase the intensity of cultivating Shanghai's young photography talents.
Look back On the morning of October 10, 2021, the second advanced research class held an opening ceremony at the "Top of Shanghai" Shanghai Center Building . Executive Vice Chairman of the Shanghai Photography Association Chang He and "Shanghai Photography" magazine Deputy editor Ye Mingwen serves as the instructor of the second advanced research class. Under the leadership of two instructors, 16 trainees were divided into two groups to conduct creative research in Sheshan Town, Songjiang and along the Rozao Beach in Baoshan District. After three months of study, creation and communication, all teaching content was successfully completed, and a batch of high-quality graduation works were produced based on the theme and creativity.
At the sharing meeting, 10 students based on their own works, exchanged views on creative ideas, characteristics of the works, difficulties and doubts, experiences, etc., and had a lively discussion. Everyone said: "Reviewing and sharing is a rare opportunity to rethink and re-examine one's own creations, and communication with instructors and classmates is a process of improvement." Two instructors, Chang He and Ye Mingwen, said The students’ works were carefully and uniquely commented on the spot.
Xin Yahua, vice chairman and secretary-general of Shanghai Photography Association, presided over the graduation ceremony. She said: Although affected by the epidemic, the second phase of the report exhibition could not be held as scheduled, the Shanghai Photography Association made full use of the association’s official account and "Shanghai Photography" The magazine promotes albums, and the association's WeChat public account promotes each student's work in 16 columns. "Shanghai Photography" magazine also publishes students' works one after another according to different themes.
Zhou Yang
Freelance photographer, translator, member of the Photographic Association of China, external photography teacher at the School of Journalism, Shanghai International Studies University
Sites of Myths - Baoshan articles
Filming at Ciboshan continues long-term project The theme of "Mythical Ruins", but draws inspiration from more microscopic local folktales, which contain the origin of the place name Baoshan and its changes over time. Starting from these stories, I try to imagine their legacy in time. trace. In addition, I also tried to add the industrial ruins of Baoshan into the image to create a ruin that looks at the present industrial myth " based on the future."
Ling Lei
Base is a commercial photographer in Shanghai; founder of Shanghai Chengling Culture Media Co., Ltd.; principal of OriginStudio
Faces at that time
This series of works are in Sichuan Tibet etc. Taken with flash when traveling in plateau areas Ethnic minority portraits. I hope to use the camera in my hand to record the different faces I encounter during the trip.
Song Ruoxuan
Shanghai University Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts Professional Master (MFA), Zhejiang University of Technology School of Design and Art Bachelor (BA), National University of Singapore , Hong Kong Polytechnic University visiting student
New Materials
"New Matter" The pipeline function, the lifeblood of the quasi-steel plant, is criss-crossed like a sleeping dragon circling and dormant, which represents the visual symbol of industrial aesthetics . The assembled pipes are the "space of production" - the process of formation of new materials, while the old materials cannot be faded away. "New Matter" actually expresses the "space of objects" and aims to construct a virtual new space.
Li Linlin
is a postgraduate student at Shanghai Normal University. Her main research direction is visual culture images, focusing on female perspectives and female issues. Personal works often start from the observation of the surrounding environment and express them in a landscape way.
Trees and tree shadows
This series of photos uses pinhole imaging to capture the silhouette of ancient trees in Baoshan District through long-term exposure. Leave it on the negative. Benjamin said: "The exposure process makes the subject not 'live' outside the moment of being photographed, but 'live' into it: during the long exposure process, he seems to have entered and settled in the image." The long exposure in the pinhole is combined with the seemingly long life of ancient trees to humans. When the pinhole is imaged, the aura of the trees is as slow as their life.
Wu Xiaoting
Founder/photographer of Tina Wu Photography studio
Reinventing
In modern life, the use of plastics is rampant, and the resulting pollution is increasing dramatically. Imagine that there are some real scenes on the earth at this moment - huge ocean garbage patches, plastic residues in the bellies of fish, sea turtles that are bound to death by fishing nets... All this forces us to rethink A disturbing future for humanity.
Zhou Pinglang
The Paper News Journalist, Fudan Bachelor of Philosophy, Master of Photography, University of the Arts London
Xinfadi
The most people in the world are people , and the place with the most people is the city beneath our feet.
Zhang Ningning
Secretary of Shanghai Ocean UniversityTeachers and Staff Photography Association; Member of Shanghai Photographers Association, Member of Chinese Portrait Photography Society
Abnormal
There are always some abnormality around us. Commonplace things, they exist quietly , is regarded as the norm in life. In fact, normality also has its abnormal side that is not known to everyone, whether it is geometric figures, or messy lines, or orderly, or chaotic. We only need to look up at the sky, overlook the earth, or take another look at a corner of the world, and we will find that they are shining, silently waiting for us to explore, waiting for every photographer to embrace this unparalleled Extraordinary beauty.
Wei Hai
Member of China Photographic Copyright Association , member of Shanghai Photographers Association, vice chairman of Songjiang District Photographers Association, national second-level photographer (technician), national professional skills appraisal self-media image production evaluator
Eight Views of Huating
At present, the urbanization process and the pace of life in the suburbs are getting faster and faster. More and more people yearn for the mountains and rivers like idle clouds and wild cranes. People who are helpless and trapped in the city can only decorate gardens and place landscape bonsai in their living and working places. Indoor landscapes are used to experience the quiet and leisure life of picking chrysanthemums under the eastern fence and leisurely seeing Nanshan. Against this background, I came up with the idea of using photography to create landscaping based on my heart. 》.
Zhu Keding
Ph.D. in management, postdoctoral fellow in economic management; In 2003, he started diving because of his love for the sea. In 2006, he began to try underwater photography and traveled to all oceans around the world.
half
Half blue sea, half blue sky, clear sea water and blue sky Set against each other, through sharp color contrast, underwater creatures and the aquatic world appear in one picture at the same time, which feels so magical. This is what draws me to semi-water images. I try to show viewers the scenery hidden under our familiar world, a dreamlike underwater world full of surreal mystery.
Xu Xin
Photographer Xiao Xu, Shanghai Normal UniversityPhotography graduate student,Dedicated to the research and practice of urban imaging
The Metroplis
"The Metroplis" is a long-term urban imaging practice and observation project , has been going on for five years now. The name of the project comes from the work "Metropolis" of the same name by the famous Japanese animation director Osamu Tezuka, and "metroplis" is a made-up word, a metaphor for a city that does not exist.
Wang Honggang
Master of Architectural Design and Theory. Chief architect of Shanghai Tongji Architectural Engineering Design Co., Ltd., national first-class registered architect, and national registered urban planner . Member of Shanghai Photographers Association, member of Shanghai Yangpu District Staff Photographers Association
Negative space
Planning and disorder, the gathering and dispersion of crowds are the fundamental differences between positive urban space and negative space. The latter refers to the scattered and unorganized space in the neighborhood. For example, there are gap spaces in buildings, spaces under urban bridges, undesigned corner spaces, and urban groups that have lost their vitality in urban renewal and need to be replaced.
Shi Yuandong
graduated from Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts in 2021 with a major in photography. Now he is working in the new media and e-commerce industries. He has a special liking for traditional film photography
Unbounded
From photography Visually, natural erosion creates textures that are clear under sunlight, On the shadow cloth stone, there is a very charming transition of light and shadow. I subjectively removed the constraints of color on the subtle light and shadow, and strived to reflect as much grayscale transition as possible through post-partition processing to create a bracketed exposure effect. In the valley space with a strong sense of depth, I instead chose a flat perspective to reflect the flow of texture, deliberately strengthening the picture form that does not distinguish between east, west, north, south, up, down, left, and right, expressing that photography art has no boundaries. meaning. This is also my tribute to the purist photography in the process of learning photography.
Lu Zhao
lecturer at Shanghai Normal University , Ph.D. at Fudan University. He once visited the University of Cologne in Germany.. His research focused on language paradox and the future of images. It is known as the "gateway to the oceans". Wusongkou is the throat of the Yangtze River Basin entering and leaving the river and the sea, and is also known as the "Key to the Seven Provinces". Taking "Wu" as the theme, we take the dual meaning of its form and meaning.
Fang Yuhui
Works in Shanghai W.LAB STUDIO fashion production studio, responsible for assisting in pre-production preparation, on-site control and other auxiliary work
Xingfu Barber Shop
uses the expression form of documentary photography to record the traditional barbering skills, based on Create based on real life themes, communicate with characters through the lens, and convey the simplest and most authentic scenes between people in real society. By recording the daily operations and life of the couple in the barber shop, the framing and composition style in cinematography and were used to enhance the sense of atmosphere and blend into the environment. Through long-term shooting, the images were organized to create this story full of warm memories of the times. A record and reproduction of traditional old-fashioned barbering techniques.
Meng Yuhan
Graduated from Shanghai Ocean University; Photojournalist of Liberation Daily (Shangguan News), National Senior Photographer, Member of Shanghai Photographers Association
What I See - 1280 Days with a Camera
From 2 018-7 After graduating in May, he joined Jiefang Daily and has been a photojournalist for nearly four years. In the past four years, in the streets and alleys of Shanghai, at the nodes of major projects, at the forefront of epidemic prevention and control, and on the front line of major national breaking news, I have tried hard to record the pulse and breathing of the city with my camera. Every witness, experience and emotion at the shutter moment is precious.
Yuan Yin
Founder of Shanghai Tangying Advertising, who has been deeply involved in film and television production and dissemination for more than 20 years
Echo
I intercepted the images of the past Baosteel , and overlaid the newly picked up images. The current environment, through the intertwined dialogue between the old and the new, Creates a montage of light and shadow. The fixed image freezes the fragment of Baosteel, which is the mark of its past glory and era; while walking in the present, different images under the same coordinates give the audience different moods.
