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Few Are Chosen

Portraits in the Subway

INTRO
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An introduction to the place, its atmosphere, and the mindset needed to photograph it.
This video sets the tone before any image is made.

Aproaching .  7 min

REFERENCES

Those Who Looked First

Learning with those who mastered it before us.

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PRE

Pre Production

First things first

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Weather

  • External weather matters less than expected.

  • Cold or rainy days: often produce fuller cars and more introspective expressions.

Location


EVERY STATION OR TRAIN IS A LOCATION

Best time to shoot

  • Avoid peak tourist hours if you want to have more space

Suggested Equipment

  • 24–35mm: context, interaction, storytelling

  • Small, discreet cameras

  • If your camera can be operated remotely through smart phone, it's a good choice

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PRODUCTION

Production

Shoot first, edit maybe

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What to look for

SHOOTING LIST

1. Open doors

2. Passengers on phones

3. Reflections

4. Emptiness

5. Lost gaze

6. Characters

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Lets get to the image . 8 min

We’ll break down a selection of photographs from this assignment — how they were made, the decisions behind each frame, and why certain choices mattered more than others.

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POST

Post Production

That really matters

Editing

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Editing as direction .  6 min

This video explores how different editing choices can shift meaning, narrative, and authorship.

Color Grading

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From Capture to Final .  12 min

A practical walkthrough of turning raw files into finished images.

COLOR PRESETS

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PUBLISHING

Publishing

Show time. If the work stays on a hard drive, it’s not finished.

Newspaper Zine

For this assignment, consider publishing the work as a newsprint photo zine.

Paper was once the subway’s natural habitat — folded across laps, shielding faces, absorbing time between stations. During the years when Walker Evans photographed riders, newspapers were part of the landscape.

AFTER

After Hours

Enjoy the ride

Bars and Restaurants

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